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New Video: Australia Needs a Pay Rise!

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Jim Stanford, Director of the Centre for Future Work, was recently featured in a new video produced in collaboration with United Voice and the Flip production company.

The video highlights the problems of wage stagnation in Australia’s economy, and the need to “Change the Rules” – including proposals for sector-wide collective bargaining practices, especially important in low-wage sectors such as early child education. The video has great graphics and production values, and is accompanied by a useful infographic. Download short and long versions of the film, and the infographic, through the links below:

Shorter Version  (2:45): ANAPR Still Short

Longer Version   (4:03): ANAPR Still Long

Infographic:                     ANAPR Logo

Many thanks to the team at United Voice and Flip for their talented work on this project!

Type of Publication: 
Community Resources
Section: 
Economy
Equity
Tags: 
wages, labour market

Download Publication: 
PDF icon Australia_Needs_a_Pay_Rise_Infographic.pdf

Author: 
Jim Stanford
Posted on:
21 December 2018

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