In 2015, approximately 244 million people were transnational migrants, approximately half
of whom were workers, often engaged in jobs that are hazardous to their health. They work …

The effects of non-standard forms of employment on worker health and safety Page 1
CONDITIONS OF WORK AND EMPLOYMENT SERIES No. 67 The effects of non-standard …

Wage theft has emerged as a major problem for regulation of work in Australia. Yet, the state
has done little to address the issue. In this context, this article considers why there has been …

This article presents an historical and comparative analysis of the bargaining power and
agency conferred upon migrant workers in Australia under distinct policy regimes. Through …

The marginalisation of migrants at work, especially those in industries and occupations
characterised by low wages and low-skilled jobs, is a critical issue for scholarship, policy …

The COVID-19 crisis has starkly exposed the existing economic vulnerability of temporary
migrants in many countries. In Australia, many temporary migrants, who were already at risk …

Undocumented migrant workers are among a group of marginalized stakeholders who are
severely exploited at their workplace and across broader society. Despite recent scholarly …

This article provides an extended overview and explicatory synopsis of border imperialism.
Drawing primarily from the insights of Harsha Walia's (2013) Undoing Border Imperialism …

As in other countries, the growth of precarious work arrangements in Australia from the late
1970s has had significant adverse effects on occupational health and safety (OHS). While …

Despite global attention to worker rights violations experienced by temporary migrants, we
lack a clear evidence base to understand the extent and nature of these abuses. This article …