Over the middle months of 2002, Australians participated in a lively public discussion of the possibility of legislated paid materniry leave. This followed Goward's (2002a) options paper on paid maternity leave, released in April 2002. Response moved rapidly from whether Australia should have a scheme, to what type of scheme we should have. Goward travelled the country addressing groups, and the issues received almost daily media attention. Alchough some public discussion has indicated there is concern that business, particularly small businesses, could not afford the costs of paid maternity leave, Goward's paper stated clearly that making businesses directly liable for costs was not an option. Other issues raised includ...
The political economy of childbirth services supply in Australia is an emerging space worthy of crit...
The Australian policy approach has relied on a narrow version of the `business case' to encoura...
Much has been made of the good that could come from giving Australian mothers paid maternity leave....
Over the middle months of 2002,\ud Australians participated in a lively\ud public discussion of the ...
Some of the arguments against paid maternity leave don’t belong to the twenty-first century an...
The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission\u27s discussion paper on paid maternity leave in A...
The provision of paid maternity leave has been a key focus in Australian policy debates around work/...
THE FAILURE to foresee the baby boom that began in Australia in 2005 and has now hit a thirty-year h...
This paper uses data from the 2003 HILDA Survey to assess the impact of maternity leave on the incid...
Through the perspective of women's conflicting roles, this paper examines the capacity of the Austra...
Paid maternity leave was used by one-third (34%) of employed mothers-to-be, according to the first d...
Australia has a long tradition of providing women with welfare payments that correlate with maternit...
Until recently there have been no statutory maternity leave provisions in Australian workplaces and ...
The perceived demographic imperative to increase the total fertility rate in Australia gave rise to ...
We welcome the initiation of this Inquiry into Paid Maternity, Paternity and Parental Leave and the ...
The political economy of childbirth services supply in Australia is an emerging space worthy of crit...
The Australian policy approach has relied on a narrow version of the `business case' to encoura...
Much has been made of the good that could come from giving Australian mothers paid maternity leave....
Over the middle months of 2002,\ud Australians participated in a lively\ud public discussion of the ...
Some of the arguments against paid maternity leave don’t belong to the twenty-first century an...
The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission\u27s discussion paper on paid maternity leave in A...
The provision of paid maternity leave has been a key focus in Australian policy debates around work/...
THE FAILURE to foresee the baby boom that began in Australia in 2005 and has now hit a thirty-year h...
This paper uses data from the 2003 HILDA Survey to assess the impact of maternity leave on the incid...
Through the perspective of women's conflicting roles, this paper examines the capacity of the Austra...
Paid maternity leave was used by one-third (34%) of employed mothers-to-be, according to the first d...
Australia has a long tradition of providing women with welfare payments that correlate with maternit...
Until recently there have been no statutory maternity leave provisions in Australian workplaces and ...
The perceived demographic imperative to increase the total fertility rate in Australia gave rise to ...
We welcome the initiation of this Inquiry into Paid Maternity, Paternity and Parental Leave and the ...
The political economy of childbirth services supply in Australia is an emerging space worthy of crit...
The Australian policy approach has relied on a narrow version of the `business case' to encoura...
Much has been made of the good that could come from giving Australian mothers paid maternity leave....