Family Matters No. 61, 2002

Work and family life - our workplaces, families and futures

 

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Family Matters issue
Published

March 2002

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Abstract

This edition of Family Matters highlights a diverse body of research which takes various approaches to understanding the issues of work and family life.

Director's report

David Stanton

With the focus of this edition of Family Matters being issues of work and family, the author makes reference to recent attention paid to work and family issues by the major Australian political parties, and notes that the Australian Institute of Family Studies is continuing its work in this area. He also provides information about two new projects for the Institute: the Stronger Families Learning Exchange, which forms part of the Government's Stronger Families and Communities Strategy; and the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, which will examine the impact of Australia's unique social and cultural environment on the next generation, and explore family and social issues relevant to children's development.

Acknowledgements

Articles in this issue of Family Matters are only available as PDF documents and do not meet the latest web accessibility standards. If you are unable to access any of the articles in this issue of Family Matters please contact us and we will endeavour to provide the article/s you need in a format that you can use.

Acknowledgements

Coordinator of research articles: Matthew Gray

Publications Committee: Matthew Gray,Meredith Michie, Catherine Rosenbrock, Ann Sanson, David Stanton, Ruth Weston and Sarah Wise

Editor: Meredith Michie

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