Australians who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual and more (LGBTQIA+) face tremendous challenges in preparing careers through higher education.

Autistic adults tend to have poor employment outcomes and poor well-being, but these outcomes have mostly been treated separately. This project aims to investigate the links between sustainable employment and well-being of autistic adults.

The aim of this study is to explore the role of Australian Public Libraries and their support services for newly settled refugees.

The ‘Growing Southern Gippsland’ project is a collaboration between the Bass Coast Landcare Network, RMIT University, Federation University Australia, Bass Coast Shire Council and the South Gippsland Landcare Network through funding from the Victorian State Government and the Victorian Centre for Climate Change Innovation.

This project used time diaries to investigate the working time of disability support workers providing home and community support.

CRIMT is an interdisciplinary and interuniversity research centre which focuses on the theoretical and practical challenges of institutional and organizational renewal in the areas of work and employment in the global era.

Sara Charlesworth is an investigator on this Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council-funded project.

This project explores the links between job quality and care quality in the context of formal aged care provision in the distinct liberal welfare states

The research focuses on gender-based violence in home care as an ‘unacceptable form of work’ and locates it with home care work conditions.

This project is investigating the outcomes of cash-for-care reforms for care workers.