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Insecure work a scourge on nation's productivity: Howe
Workplace Relations: Fair Work Australia
By Workforce on 24 May, 2012 Former Keating government deputy prime minister Brian Howe has warned employer groups to take a closer look at the rise of insecure work and its impact on productivity. In a speech to the National Press Club, Howe, ...


 
Brisbane Times
Brian Howe's ACTU Congress address
The Age
I'd like to begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we are meeting, the Gadigal people, and their elders both past and present. Joe De Bruyn, ACTU Vice-President (in the Chair)Ged Kearney, ACTU PresidentJeff Lawrence, ...
Howe warns of dangers of casual revolutionStock and Land
Casual workers need annual leave - ACTUThe Australian
Casual workers need more rights- ACTUSky News Australia
ABC Online
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Brisbane Times
Brian Howe's ACTU Congress address
Sydney Morning Herald
Address by Brian Howe, AO Chair of the Independent Inquiry into Insecure Work in Australia ACTU Congress Day Two Thank you Chair. I'd like to begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we are meeting, the Gadigal people, ...
Howe warns millions are in insecure jobsBrisbane Times
Give casual workers annual leave - ACTUPerth Now
ACTU focuses on lack of job securitySky News Australia

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Newark to honor lifesaving efforts
The Newark Advocate
Those to be recognized are Ashley Baker, Neal Murphy, James K. Smith, Michael Whiteus, Aaron Webb, Bruce Gossett, Brian Howe, Brian Lohri, Michael McNamara, Lt. Troy Melick, Brad Blizzard, Asst. Chief Thomas O'Brien, Michael Thian, Capt.


 
Newstart programs slammed by Howe
Ninemsn
Brian Howe, who held the social security portfolio during the early years of the Hawke Labor government in the 1980s, criticised Newstart allowance programs as he launched an ACTU report on employment insecurity. "Welfare to work ... it doesn't work," ...

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Tyrone Howe: Tour picks show how well Brian has done
Belfast Telegraph
The former needs to spend the maximum time alongside Brian O'Driscoll and glean as much knowledge as possible. As we saw, the old warhorse has still 'got it', and Cave will return a wiser and improved player. Meanwhile, Tuohy's call-up makes a mockery ...

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national campaign against casual work
The Australian
The resolution gives in-principle support to the findings of the inquiry into insecure work chaired by former Labor deputy prime minister Brian Howe, which found 40 per cent of the workforce did not have job security. ACTU president Ged Kearney said: ...
Call to end the employment divideThe Canberra Times

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