The Australasian labour law reforms : Australia and New Zealand at the end of the twentieth century

Abstract

Examining the Australasian labour law Dennis R Nolan Theories of Australasian Labour Law Reform Labour law reform: context and foundations Margaret Wilson Common law versus specialist jurisdiction in labour law Martin Vranken The Nature of the Australasian Experiments National Jurisdictions New Zealand industrial law Alan Geare From industry to enterprise, from award to agreement: federal laws and workplace change in Australia Greg McCarry Change without labour law reform in the United States Dennis R Nolan The Australian States Two approaches to industrial relations reform in New South Wales: the making of the Industrial Relations Acts of 1991 and 1996 Ronald C McCallum The Queensland pendulum of industrial relations and labour law reforms Loretta de Plevitz and Greg Bamber Labour law reform in South Australia Andrew Stewart Tasmania's move to flexibility and choice Jim Garnham Victorian industrial relations: from deregulation to devolution Marilyn Pittard Of waves and ripples: reform of employee relations law in Western Australia Nii Lante Wallace-Bruce The Consequences of and Prospects for Australasian Labour Law Reform New Zealand labour law reform: consequences and prospects Raymond Harbridge and Aaron Crawford Australian labour law reform: consequences and prospects Braham Dabscheck An American perspective on Australasian labour law reform Dennis R Nolan Table of Cases/ Table of Legislation/ Index

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