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Lauchlan, Jack K, Sione, Charlie

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reducing full-time employees.

using contractors and consultants.

increasing self-employment.

increasing part-time working.

increasing temporary contracts.

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Casualisation of the workforce has allowed hundreds of thousands of people to earn an income, pay off loans and gain experience in workplace environments.

- Advantages
Having a casual job is a great way to enter the workforce. For uni students and highschoolers part time jobs can act as a sort of accses road into industrys they may want to enter later in life. It allows you to experiment and learn the in's and outs of what it would be like to work their, much like and internship would. Having casual workers means that companys have more employees at their disposal, therefore minimising the need for fulltime employees.

Casual jobs are an effective way for people with time restraints to earn a income. This also ties in with the idea of people being able to have a healthy worklife balance.

- Disadvantages
Casual jobs have much less job security. They are just a fall back option for the employer and can be filled with very little requirements.

It also won't be able to pay for large amounts of debt. Houses, car's and schools fees will not be covered by the small amount of income from casual jobs.

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Victor, Tom, Ruben, Josh

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5 jobs with an unlikely chance of being replace by robots

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5 jobs with an unlikely chance of being replace by robots

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-fitness instructor (8%)
-teacher(3%)
-mechanical engineers(13%)
-bar managers(8%)
-dental practitioners(2%)
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Statistics show that the gender equality gap is slowly closing each year with statistics such as recruitment rising from 72% in 2014 to 87% in 2022

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Jack, Sam, Oscar, David, Clive

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Globalization is a term used to describe how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place. Globalization also captures in its scope the economic and social changes that have come about as a result.

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Globalisation has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty, helped drive global economic growth and delivered affordable goods and services worldwide. By having the policy settings to benefit from trade, investment and skilled migration, Australia's economy is stronger and our standard of living higher.

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What are the pros and cons of Globalisation

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What are the pros and cons of Globalisation

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Pros:

Larger market for goods and services

Increased standard of living

Cons:

Poorer countries can be left behind

Poorer countries can be exploited

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How does globilisation affect the workforce

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How does globilisation affect the workforce

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Australian workers face the risk of losing their jobs with the flow of cheap imports. As globalization continues to take effect, there is the risk of more industries closing down. The above problems have been raising tension in the labour market. Local workers are now demanding more representation through unions.

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How does globilisation affect the economy

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How does globilisation affect the economy

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The effects of globalization on economic development include a variety of positive impacts on economic development, including increased trade and investment opportunities, access to new markets and customers, greater efficiency and productivity, the spread of new technologies

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According to a 2017 analysis from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), between 1995 and 2015, the proportion of workers in middle-skill positions decreased by 9% across all 36 of its member countries. And automation is largely to blame for this decline.
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- Coca Cola
- McDonalds
- Amazon
- Google
- Apple
- Nike
- Uber
- Starbucks
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-Women comprise 47.9% of all employed persons in Australia
-Women represent 59.5% of domestic students enrolled in universities or other institution
-The gender pay gap for adult average hourly ordinary time cash earnings [9] for full-time non-managerial employees is 8.8% in favour of men and 11.1% for all  non-managerial employees

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How does Technology affect the nature of work

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How does Technology affect the nature of work

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The technological advancements now used in the workplace can affect the nature of work. This can be through speeding up human capabilities, substituting human labour with machines and enabling new ways to access and supply labour.
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A 2019 Brookings Institute analysis claims that employment with 70 percent "predictable physical and cognitive tasks" will be most affected by automation.
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machines are set to take a massive percentage if routine jobs
only 9% of jobs are at risk of getting taken over by robots
the lowest percentage of jobs at risk are in Korea and Estonia with on 6%
the highness in Germany,austria and Spain at 12 %
a larger percentage off jobs would have a positive impacts with the help of technolgy
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It is the spread of products, technology, information, and jobs across regions and nations.

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Only 14% of workers say they've seen their job replaced by a robot. robots will not take over our job as we need humans to think logically to do jobs in the work force. OB

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Harris, Zane, Ben, Ollie C, Cooper

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The sharing economy is built on the idea of collaborative consumption

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Collaborative consumption, on the other hand, is when only a few individuals own the goods, but other people can pay for the privilege to "borrow" them.

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Starting in 2009 with the launch of the apartment-sharing Web site Airbnb, there has been an explosion of online companies enabling complete strangers to pay each other for the short-term use of goods or services: homes, cars, boats, dog sitters, office space, tools, grocery shoppers, tour guides and more. - Harris

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Some of the major players in the sharing economy organised by sector include:
-Transportation
-Home and Vacation Rentals
-Tools and Household Items
-Pet Sitting
-Food

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The sharing economy, which links people through online platforms, has led to job opportunities in various sectors. However, the impact on jobs varies, and concerns about job security and labor rights persist. The Australian government is actively regulating the sharing economy to address these concerns and ensure compliance with the law.
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•	5 jobs that will be moderately affected 

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•	5 jobs that will be moderately affected 

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-Window Cleaners(66%)
-Van Drivers(57%)
-Electrical and electronic trades (47%)
-Florist (51%)
Plumber (49.7%)
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5 jobs that are likely to be stolen by robots 

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5 jobs that are likely to be stolen by robots 

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- Telephone salesperson (99%)
- Keyboard related workers (98.5%)
- Legal secretary (97%)
- Financial accounts manager (97%)
- Routine inspector and tester (97%)

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Flexible work conditions in the sharing economy allow individuals to set their own work hours and locations, providing greater autonomy.

This flexibility permits customization of work schedules to fit personal preferences and commitments.

Income within the sharing economy may not be stable, as it can fluctuate based on factors like demand and competition.

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The sharing economy is brief, peer-to-peer exchanges designed to make the most out of underutilized assets and services, or to encourage cooperative efforts. Normally, the sharing economy relies on digital platforms to link individuals looking to buy and sell.

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