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When Job Seekers Outnumber Jobs 5 to 1, Punitive Policy is Harmful

Staff Reporter, Monday, 14th July 2014 - Evidence shows that long-term unemployment is more about social and physical barriers than the character of the job seeker, so the justification for punitive welfare policy becomes…

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Welfare Review Fails to Understand Australia’s Labour Market

Staff Reporter, Monday, 7th July 2014 - The vision for the reform of the Australian social welfare system depends entirely on whether labour market opportunities will open up to those for whom it had previously been closed,…

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Unemployment is Hitting Youth Hard: This is What We Should Do

Staff Reporter, Monday, 30th June 2014 - A change in approach to the policy design of programs for young unemployed people could be a big step towards getting youth into work in Australia, writes Jeff Borland, Professor…

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Court Decision Points the Way to DGR Category Simplification

Lina Caneva, Tuesday, 24th June 2014 - Once it is accepted that the judgement of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia in matter of Commissioner of Taxation v Hunger Project Australia (2014) extends to …

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Court Rules PBI Directness Test Incorrect

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 17th June 2014 - A Federal Court decision in the case of The Hunger Project Australia v Commissioner of Taxation is set to change the outcomes for many charities previously denied Public Benevolent…

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Mind the Step: Replacing Employees with Volunteers

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 12th June 2014 - The temptation to replace paid staff with volunteers is on the table when Not for Profits are thinking about budget savings says Sue Noble, CEO of Volunteering Victoria, who…

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Social Enterprise in Canada—What We Can Learn?

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 4th June 2014 - The social enterprise landscape in Canada has evolved into a vibrant social economy bringing together a wide variety of stakeholders but what can Australia learn from its experience,…

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Social Enterprise Confusion

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 21st May 2014 - Even an award winning and experienced, globetrotting social entrepreneur can find the the term ‘social enterprise’ confusing! Daniel Flynn, Co-Founder of Thankyou Group…

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If We Are to Work to 70, We Need to Rethink Work

Staff Reporter, Monday, 19th May 2014 - As the Federal Government confirms its plans to increase the Australia’s retirement age to 70, Sue Richardson, Principal Research Fellow, National Institute of Labour Studies…

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Charities Voice Overwhelming Opposition to ACNC Repeal Bill

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 13th May 2014 - Charities and their peak bodies have expressed dismay and confusion at the Federal Government’s plan to repeal the ACNC. Social impact analyst Emma Tomkinson reviews the …

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Creating ‘Markets for Good’ No Simple Exercise

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 8th May 2014 - Behavioural economics continues to provide fascinating insights about what drives charitable giving and shows us how it’s even more complex than we may think, writes Philanthropy…

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Tag : Analysis

When Job Seekers Outnumber Jobs 5 to 1, Punitive Policy is Harmful

Unemployment is Hitting Youth Hard: This is What We Should Do

Court Decision Points the Way to DGR Category Simplification

Court Rules PBI Directness Test Incorrect

Mind the Step: Replacing Employees with Volunteers

If We Are to Work to 70, We Need to Rethink Work

Charities Voice Overwhelming Opposition to ACNC Repeal Bill

Creating ‘Markets for Good’ No Simple Exercise

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