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It's not my problem: The growth of non-standard work and its impact on vocational education and training in Australia

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Item:455
Title:It's not my problem: The growth of non-standard work and its impact on vocational education and training in Australia
Authors:Richard Hall, Tanya Bretherton, John Buchanan
Publication date: 11 June 2000
Publication type:Research report
Themes:VET in context > Work changes > Casualisation
VET in context > Work changes > General
VET in context > Work changes > Innovation
ISBN:0 87397 629 0 print; 0 87397 630 4 web

This report has investigated the impact of the increased trend towards casualisation and outsourcing of work on learning arrangements. It found that there has been an increase in highly task-specific or job-specific training. Moreover, labour hire companies tend to spend less on the training of their employees because they prefer to recruit people who already have the skills needed. This means that non-standard workers are largely responsible for accessing, organising and funding their own training.

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