Temporary Migrant Work and Social Justice Workshop
Wednesday 7 April 2010, Melbourne Law School
The aim of the 'Temporary Migrant Work and Social Justice' workshop was to bring together scholars, practitioners and policy-makers to discuss issues of social justice arising from temporary migrant work schemes. The workshop was convened by Dr Martina Boese, Dr Kate McDonald, Dr Michael McGann, Dr Winsome Roberts and Dr Joo-Cheong Tham and supported by the Social Justice Initiative.
Seminar Materials
Program:
The seminar program is available here.
Papers and Presentation Slides:
Session 1: Temporary Migrant Work in the Context of Changing Patterns of Migration Chair: Dr Winsome Roberts, University of Melbourne |
'Overview' by Peter Mares, Swinburne University 'Perspective on Temporary Migrant Work in Australia'
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Session 2: Working Conditions of Temporary Migrant Workers Chair: Professor Marilyn Pittard, Monash University |
'Challenges to Regulating the Working Conditions of Temporary MIgrant Workers in Australia' by Dr Joo-Cheong Tham, Melbourne Law School PPT 'Working Conditions of Temporary Migrant Workers in Australia: Who's Vulnerable?' by Dr Iain Campbell, Centre for Applied Social Research, RMIT University PPT 'Perspectives on Working Conditions of Temporary Migrant Workers in Australia' |
Session 3: Living Conditions, Social and Political Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers Chair: Associate Professor Sarah Biddulph, Melbourne Law School |
'Temporary Migrant Workers and Their Political Rights and Ability to Participate Politically in the Context of Broader Political Economy' by Dr Winsome Roberts, University of Melbourne DOC 'Social and Political Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers in Other Countries / Continents' by Serena Lilywhite 'Perspectives on the Living Conditions, Social and Political Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers in Australia' |
Session 4: Progressing a Research Agenda for Temporary Migrant Work and Social Justice Chair: Dr Martina Boese and Dr Kate McDonald, University of Melbourne |
'Perspectives'
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For more information about the workshop, please contact Dr Joo-Cheong Tham.