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Equal work opportunity for Australia
In August 1984, CEDA released Equal Work Opportunity in Australia: Anti-discrimination Laws and the Wider Issues with chapters exploring economic theories of discrimination, equal opportunity for women and migrants as well as equal employment opportunity initiatives that were being implemented by Australian businesses.
Equal Work Opportunity in Australia: Anti-discrimination Laws and the Wider Issues
Carolyn Davis and Dr John Nieuwenhuysen
Chapters
- Economic Theories of Discrimination
- The Anti-Discrimination Laws
- How Practical are the Laws
- Equal Opportunity for Women
- Equal Opportunity for Migrants
- A Business Initiative
- A Brief Conclusion
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