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Vulnerable Workers in an Emerging Middle Eastern Economy: What are the Implications for HRM? by Connell, Julia, Burgess, John

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Employment relations, the state and transitions in governance in Myanmar by Gillan, M., Thein, Htwe Htwe

“…Nevertheless, as this article demonstrates, the boundaries and even the viability of labour regulation and employment relations in Myanmar will be determined by the organisational dynamics of these parties and the strategic choices they make as to how to serve their interests and objectives.…”
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Temporary agency work and the evolving employment model in Australia by Burgess, John, Connell, Julia

“…This article reviews agency employment in Australia in the context of a shifting national employment model and underlying labour regulation regime. The development of agency employment is instructive in the way that standard employment, together with workforce collectivism, can be undermined, while exposing the inadequacies of national systems of labour regulation. …”
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Casual Academic Staff in an Australian University: Marginalised and Excluded by Ryan, S., Burgess, John, Connell, Julia, Egbert, G.

“…The results depict a bifurcated system of maximum labour regulation for full-time academics alongside minimum regulation for sessional staff. …”
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Obstacles to growth among manufacturing firms in Malaysia by Subhan, Nadia Aquidah

“…Using data from Enterprise Surveys done by the World Bank for Malaysia, regressions analysis was applied to study the effect of size, age, access to land, business licensing and permits, courts, customs and trade regulations, labour regulations, practices of competitors in the informal sector, tax rates and transport on firm’s growth. …”
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Estimating the determinants of shadow economy in Malaysia by Din, Badariah

“…The presence of shadow economy reduces the tax base and thereby eventually reduces overall tax revenue.It also creates opportunity for distortions in resource allocation especially in the labour market where firms participating in underground activities are not subject to labour regulations.In developing countries with weak government shortage of funds will force the government to resort to inflationary financing. …”
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Regional integration and labour law: a comparative analysis of the EU and Mercosur by Pucheta, Mauro Leonardo

“…States and their boundaries constitute no longer the only reference framework for labour regulations. Employment relationships have radically changed in terms of time, place, and space. …”
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