New article:
Just Cessation: How Might the Climate Imperative to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Extraction Reshape the Concept of Just Transition?
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Thanks to the eds of the Int'l J of Comparative Labour Law and Ind Relations SI on the #Labour#Environment nexus
"The Last Human Job is fascinating, urgent and beautifully written...not a simple morality tale... Rich, expansive and deftly conceived..."
Wow! Honored and profoundly moved by this review by @FNFlanagan. What a wonderful way to start this day
inside.org.au/a-kind-of-soci…
What are the implications of the UN Sec-General's point for just transition?
Read my article: Just Cessation: How Might the Climate Imperative to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Extraction Reshape the Concept of Just Transition?
Available in full here papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
"The 1.5-degree limit is only possible if we ultimately stop burning all fossil fuels.
Not reduce.
Not abate.
Phaseout."
@UN Secretary General @antonioguterres | #COP28
Great to see our article (with @FNFlanagan) in hard copy in @SydneyLawReview - also: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
‘Non-Enforcement of Minimum Wage Laws and the Shifting Protective Subject of Labour Law in Australia: A New Province for Law and Order?’
Photo (if you know, you know):
Minimum wage used to be sacrosanct - if an employer couldn’t pay, it shouldn’t be in business
Now business lobby argues against more enforcement of min. wages, lest employers go out of business
We explain the change in who the min. wage protects – from worker to business owner
“A few months ago Inside Story asked me to review ‘The West: A New History of An Old Idea,’ the latest book by historian Naoíse Mac Sweeney,” writes @kfullagar. “Shortly afterwards, my professional life imploded.” inside.org.au/western-civili…
We've had almost 20 years of strategic litigation to try and squeeze climate change considerations into our national environmental laws
Once again, there is another disappointing court outcome.
Our national environmental laws are beyond broken and urgently need to be changed
🌱 #Environmental problems have never been foregrounded by ⚖️ #labour lawyers to the extent they have in the last few years
Is there a potential for convergence in the protection of both dimensions?
Register here for our upcoming webinar ➡️ etui.org/ZMU
In response to the federal court decision to block the seismic exploration license foWoodside’s Scarborough project the West Australian says “it’s a simple fact that gas has an important role to play” green transition.
Unfortunately, this is not a fact.
thewest.com.au/opinion/sarah…
An extraordinary and alarming editorial in @westaustralian rejecting what we know about the science of limiting warming to 1.5°C and describing those that are calling for a phase-out of fossil gas as “misinformed” and “eco-extremists”. thewest.com.au/opinion/edito…
Very proud of this new special issue of the International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations on the #Labour#Environment nexus - huge thanks to the editors and all colleagues involved in this project for their inspiring ideas!
✊🌎bit.ly/3LGnp7d
Minimum wage used to be sacrosanct - if an employer couldn’t pay, it shouldn’t be in business
Now business lobby argues against more enforcement of min. wages, lest employers go out of business
We explain the change in who the min. wage protects – from worker to business owner
NEW ARTICLE:
‘Non-enforcement of Minimum Wage laws and the Shifting Protective Subject of Labour Law in Australia: A New Province for Law and Order?’
I’m very pleased to publish this with @StephenClibborn in @SydneyLawReview
Advance access: sydney.edu.au/content/dam/co…