Prof Gender, Work & Employment Relations @sydney_uni. #genderequality #goodjobs #futureofwork. Gadigal land

Joined February 2012
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Thanks #ALLA for asking us to speak on your plenary panel on gender equality at work and labour law today 🙌🏼👏🏽💪🏽🤩😎 #squad
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Very excited (and a little bit overwhelmed) to be elected as a Fellow of @AcadSocSci. Thanks to my colleagues who nominated, refereed and voted for me to join your ranks. I learned yesterday that it is quite a process! Congrats also to impressive colleagues also elected today.
Welcome to 2024 new Fellow Professor Rae Cooper AO. Professor Cooper is an international leader in #industrialrelations, specialising in gendered labour markets, industrial relations regulation, professions & careers. @Raecooper1 @sydney_business @Sydney_Uni #socialsciences
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Prof Rae Cooper retweeted
Last night, JMI hosted its latest Policy Talks event at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music exploring how government action can promote gender equity in the workplace. As the largest employer in the Southern Hemisphere and the biggest employer of women in Australia, the NSW Government plays an essential role in shaping equitable working lives. We were honoured to have The Hon @CourtneyHoussos MLC, NSW Minister for Finance, Domestic Manufacturing and Government Procurement, and Natural Resources, provide the keynote for the evening. Her insights highlighted the critical role government plays in advancing gender equity and creating inclusive workplaces. The discussion drew from the JMI report “Building a more equitable future of work for women in NSW: Opportunities for government action”, authored by JMI Policy Challenge Grant winners Professor @ElizabethHill00 , Professor @Raecooper1 AO and their team from the University of Sydney. Alongside Professors Cooper and Hill, the event also featured insights from Dr Annie Pettitt, who shared concrete case studies and policy approaches from her work at NSW Treasury. The event was expertly hosted by Jane Reynaud, Executive Director for JMI Futures. Thank you to all policymakers, researchers and other experts who participated in this important conversation and stay tuned for a recap of the conversation on the JMI website in the coming days. #NSW #publicpolicy #FutureOfWork
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I have fully reached mid-middle age. One of my favourite songs is playing in my local @ALDIAustralia
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My annual #hsc message to kids (& parents) as we hit exam week. It’s the same every year. 👩🏽‍🎓 👨🏽‍🎓 1. Remember, you are NOT your #ATAR!
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5. Parents: thanks for everything you’ve done to support your kids over the past decade (plus). From experience, I really do think it is getting harder. Thanks 🫡 🙏. Take time to celebrate 🎉
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And students if you end up at @Sydney_Uni - come say hi! In the meantime good luck and may the force be with you ☘️ ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
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Prof Rae Cooper retweeted
The IER has published a series of blogs over the last month analysing the New Deal for Working People & the likely impact of Labour’s reforms. You can read them here: ier.org.uk/comments/
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100% best view from train platform in the world #sydney #spring
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Great double seminar at @CERIC_LUBS today with Ivana Pais (engineering carers/ platforms and Cate work)
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I’m changing my name to Prof Raegun
I could live all my life and never come up with anything as funny as Raygun, the 36-year-old Australian Olympic breakdancer
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Lovely work clever colleagues 🤩🤩🤩
Dimitra Groutsis, @annikakaabel & @ChrisFWright interrogate the public framing of temporary migrant workers in Australia within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read below. doi.org/10.1177/095001702211…
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My family have lived in that area since the 1830s (all in shackles and chains in the early days). I have super mixed views about the impact of mining in these people places. On the one hand they have provided good well paid jobs for many of my (male) family members…….2/4
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On the other, beautiful rolling hills, like those on the property I used to do girl guide camping on, have been flattened and blasted into gaping holes, you can see open cut mines from the driveway of my grandparents’ farm and asthma is out of control in kids ……..3/4
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smh.com.au/national/do-you-v… This lovely @smh piece pretty much sums up my reaction when we drive home these days 😭. Not the same place (also: ☢️ is deadset the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard for transition in these beautiful towns, lovely communities, & their economies) 4/4
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I grew up in the Upper Hunter of NSW, in a town where Muswellbrook, the place this article is about, was the ‘big town’ …1/4
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