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Work Struggle for Those with Disabilities & Diabetes

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th November 2013 - Almost half of Australians who have a disability and diabetes say they are permanently unable to work, according to a report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.…

Australia’s Becoming a More Skilled Nation – Review

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th November 2013 - More than half of working-age Australians have a higher level qualification, placing the nation ninth among OECD countries, a recent Council of Australian Governments Reform Council…

Call for Equality for Students with Disability

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 22nd October 2013 - Australian students with disabilities are still being denied the rights of an inclusive education enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, according…

Cohesion Study Reveals Australia’s Trust Issues

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 22nd October 2013 - Research released by the Scanlon Foundation, shows Australian trust levels toward government and fellow citizens are falling, and discrimination is on the rise. The Mapping Social…

Home is Where the Work is – Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 21st October 2013 - About 5.6 million Australians – more than half of the Australian workforce – used the internet to work away from the office, according to research from the Australian…

Innocent Managers Take the Blame – Survey

Staff Reporter, Monday, 14th October 2013 - A third of senior managers said they have accepted the blame in the office for something that wasn’t their fault, a recent survey showed. The OfficeTeam survey was conducted by an independent…

Studying Not for Profit Governance

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 9th October 2013 - The Centre for Corporate Governance, at the University of Technology Sydney, is conducting research into the current status of governance in the Not for Profit sector. In collaboration…

Bleak Future for Autistic Teens – Report

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 9th October 2013 - Many adolescents with autism are struggling with bullying and unmet educational needs, according to new research by Not for Profit, Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect). The report,…

Pro Bono Family Law Work Struggling – Report

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 8th October 2013 - A new research report by the National Pro Bono (Legal) Resource Centre has found that specialist family law practitioners in private practice are struggling to take on more pro bono…

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Getting Employees More Active in Corporate Volunteering

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - The Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM), as part of its latest research, offers its advice on how a company can get its employees more involved in corporate volunteering?…

Tracking Corporate Disaster Relief from the Head to the Heart

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - Globally, there is now a near-universal demand for corporate aid in the aftermath of natural disasters. Nadia Boyce looks at the hyper sensitive issues around the emotions…

Internet Access Not for All – Report

Lina Caneva, Tuesday, 1st October 2013 - New research shows low-income earners in Australia are deprived of vital communications services such as basic internet access. The Australian Communications Consumer Action…

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