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The Australian Journal of Labour Economics (AJLE) is a forum for the analysis of labour economics and labour relations. It is particularly focused on theoretical and policy developments in respect of Australian labour markets. Interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged.


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Vol. 27 No. 1 (2024): The Australian Journal of Labour Economics

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Message from Managing Editor

From the Managing Editor

Phil Lewis
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Articles

Using longitudinal surveys to discuss labour force stability: A New Zealand case study

Alexandra Ferguson
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Literacy and numeracy skills and life-course outcomes: Evidence from PIAAC and linked administrative data

Lisa Meehan, Gail Pacheco, Thomas Schober
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Improving Indigenous employment or entrenching labour market segregation? Using Artificial Intelligence and online job ads to evaluate employers’ Indigenous recruitment strategies

Claire Mason, Haohui Chen, Shanae Burns, Scott Philip, Louisa Warren, Taylor Bamin, Cassandra Diamond, Ian Watson
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How efficient is the Australian labour market? Analysing job matching efficiency for regions, occupations and industries

Peter Lake, Kishor Sharma, Adam Bialowas, Samuel Shamiri
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