Evidence suggests care workers often confront work–life balance challenges. The nature of these challenges, however, vary depending upon the type of care work and the country they are located in. Our paper specifically considers how child protection (CP) workers in Australia navigate their professional and personal lives. CP workers remain an understudied minority in research on allied health workers.

A toolkit for embedding people with experience of mental health challenges into public and private workplaces and non-government organisations.

Sara Charlesworth Grants and funding: Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Project Duration: 2019 – current Sara Charlesworth is an investigator on this Canadian

Sara Charlesworth, Fiona Macdonald Grants and funding: Worksafe Victoria Project Duration: 2020 – current Sara Charlesworth and Fiona Macdonald, together with the assistance of Jane

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

Evaluating Redress Mechanisms Governing the Human Rights Practices of Transnational Business: Lessons for Institutional Design and Operation Researching the protection of vulnerable workers and communities’

Unacceptable Forms of Work: Gender-Based Violence The research focuses on gender-based violence in home care as an ‘unacceptable form of work’ and locates it with

The Glass Ceiling For Women: Assessing the State of Gender Equality and Career Progression in the Health Industry Exploration of gender equality between women and