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    • Chasing down the climate change footprint of the public and private sectors: Forces converge - Part II 

      Lyster, Rosemary
      Published 2007
      Part II of this article discusses and analyses the various emissions trading schemes that have emerged around the world, with the imprimatur of the Kyoto Protocol, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The emissions trading ...
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    • Work and family: A gender issue and more for labour lawyers 

      Smith, Belinda
      Published 2007
      The issue of 'work-family conflict' commands widespread academic and popular interest. The Prime Minister once called it a 'barbecue stopper', the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission has recently undertaken and ...
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    • Review: "Long Term Contracts" by Kanaga Dharamananda and Leon Firios, Federation Press, Sydney, 2013 

      Nottage, Luke
      Published 2016
      This volume, derived from a conference held in Perth in 2012 and edited by a senior counsel with a junior solicitor from Western Australia, adds a useful combination of theoretical and practical papers to the growing ...
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    • Review: "Contract law" by Lindy Willmot, Oxford University Press, Melbourne 2001 

      Nottage, Luke
      Published 2002
      On a first look through this textbook, this reviewer was reminded of a saying along the following lines: 'What is new about this book is not good; what is good about this book is not new'. It has been attributed variously ...
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    • The role of the ‘genuinely try to reach agreement’ requirement in the protected industrial action regime under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' 

      Creighton, Breen; Denvir, Catrina; Johnstone, Richard; McCrystal, Shae; Orchiston, Alice
      Published 2019
      The requirement genuinely to try to reach an agreement (GTRA) is one of a number of criteria that employees must satisfy before they can take protected industrial action in the course of enterprise negotiations under the ...
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