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    • Appendix & Index - Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia 

      Unknown author
      Published 2007-01-01
      Open Access
      Other
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    • Australian Women's Working Futures: Are We Ready? 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Cooper, Rae; Baird, Marian; Vromen, Ariadne; Probyn, Elspeth
      Published 2018-01-01
      Australian governments have made gender equality in the workplace a priority, citing women’s enhanced engagement in the workforce as essential to raising living standards and securing Australia’s future prosperity (Commonwealth ...
      Open Access
      Report, Technical
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    • Author Biographies - Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia 

      Unknown author
      Published 2007-01-01
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    • Building access to high quality, flexible work 

      Cooper, Rae; Hill, Elizabeth
      Published 2021-11-30
      Research clearly demonstrates the benefits of high-quality flexible work for prosperous economies, businesses, and communities. Employers in all industries need access to a skilled and diverse workforce; governments can ...
      Open Access
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    • The childcare policy challenge in Australia 

      Hill, Elizabeth
      Published 2007-01-01
      Australian newspapers often feature stories about child care and its potential benefits or hazards and many parents read them diligently, wondering if they are making the right decisions for their own children. Controversy ...
      Open Access
      Book chapter
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    • Childcare provision: Whose responsibility? Who pays? 

      Goodfellow, Joy
      Published 2007-01-01
      Recent debates about the provision of child care for children of below school age have focused on issues relating to children, to families, to social capital building and to financial return on investment. The first of ...
      Open Access
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    • Contested, corporatised and confused? Australian attitudes to child care 

      Meagher, Gabrielle
      Published 2007-01-01
      Controversies about child care have been much in the news in Australia in recent times. Some commentators have damned the very existence of child care for very young children, using cortisol studies, among other evidence, ...
      Open Access
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    • Covid-19, gender and work, October 2021 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Cooper, Rae
      Published 2021-10-15
      This Insights paper written for the Gender Equality in Working Life Research Initiative provides a high level summary of the evolving impact of the 2021 lockdowns on workforce gender inequality, based on ABS Labour force ...
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    • The determinants of quality care: review and research report 

      Sims, Margaret
      Published 2007-01-01
      There is consensus around the world that young children must experience high quality services, not only to ensure the best possible future outcomes, but because children have the right to the best possible present (Elliott ...
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    • Employees’ views on quality 

      Rush, Emma
      Published 2007-01-01
      The results from a national survey of almost 600 long day care staff, carried out by the Australia Institute in late 2005, show that in most cases staff believe that the quality of care offered in their centre is quite ...
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    • Facilitating men’s involvement in care work 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Cooper, Rae
      Published 2021-11-30
      Research clearly demonstrates the benefits of men’s involvement in unpaid care for prosperous economies, businesses, communities and households. Young men increasingly expect to be able to combine care for family with a ...
      Open Access
      Working Paper
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    • Front Matter - Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia 

      Pocock, Barbara; Hill, Elizabeth; Elliott, Alison
      Published 2007-01-01
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      Other
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    • Funding children’s services 

      Cox, Eva
      Published 2007-01-01
      It is now over 30 years since the original federal Child Care Act was passed in the dying days of the McMahon Liberal government but funding and policy issues are still confused and contested. Many more child care places ...
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    • Getting the basics right – goals that would deliver a good national children’s services system 

      Wannan, Lynne
      Published 2007-01-01
      Over the past three decades Australia’s children’s services system has been transformed from a predominantly publicly provided and operated community based system to a privatised, commercial market driven system. Today 70 ...
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    • The goals of a good national system: placing priority on the wellbeing of children 

      Cass, Bettina
      Published 2007-01-01
      This chapter takes a child-centred focus on debates about the goals of a good childcare system, and takes as its particular priority the interests and needs of children in low-income and socioeconomically disadvantaged ...
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    • Home and away: the policy context in Australia 

      Brennan, Deborah
      Published 2007-01-01
      The policies that shape early childhood education and care (ECEC) in Australia are formulated within overlapping national and international contexts. Globalisation, the development of international law and the spread of ...
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    • Improving early childhood quality through standards, accreditation and registration 

      Elliott, Alison
      Published 2007-01-01
      Social practices and community values and issues are always in the process of redefinition and reconstruction. This means that our views on what is appropriate for children’s care and education are constantly changing. ...
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    • Introduction - Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Pocock, Barbara; Elliott, Alison
      Published 2007-01-01
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    • Investing in Care Key to Boosting Economic Growth 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Baird, Marian; Ford, Michele
      Published 2019-01-01
      The need to increase women’s labour market participation and economic security is on the ‘to do’ list of most governments and major global institutions. Global consulting firm McKinsey calculates that global GDP would ...
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    • Lessons from the Swedish experience 

      Nyberg, Anita
      Published 2007-01-01
      An important principle in the Swedish welfare model is that all adults – women and men, mothers and fathers – should have the possibility to support themselves through wage work. Public child care constitutes a very important ...
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