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Student Essays and Dissertations
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Aletraris, Lydia (2005), 'How Satisfied Is the Temporary Labor Force?: A Study of Job Satisfaction, Job Characteristics, and Temporary Agency Workers in Australia', Department of Sociology, University of Georgia.
- Brown, Heather (2008), 'The Economic Determinants of Physical Activity Behaviour for Working Age Adults: Evidence from the HILDA', Department of Economics, University of Sheffield.
- Buchler, Sandra (2007), 'Casual Employment in Australia: The Influence of Employment Contract on Financial Wellbeing and Job Satisfaction', School of Social Science, The University of Queensland.
- Cole, Kenneth (2007), 'Good for the Soul: The Relationship Between Work, Wellbeing and Psychological Capital', University of Canberra.
- Fitzpatrick, Darcy (2007), 'Determinants of Occupational Change Amongst Australian Tradespersons', School of Economics, The University of Adelaide.
- Hewitt, Belinda (2007), 'Marriage Breakdown in Australia: Social Correlates, Gender and Initiator Status', School of Social Science, University of Queensland.
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Heybroek, Lachlan (2007), 'The Paradox of Well-Being: Age Differences in Life Satisfaction across the Adult Life Course', School of Social Science, The University of Queensland.
- Hosking, Amanda (2004), 'The Costs and Benefits of Flexible Employment for Working Mothers and Fathers', School of Social Science, University of Queensland.
- Mance, Paula (2004), 'To What Extent do Family Characteristics Explain Child Care Choices in Australia', The Australian National University.
- Purnagunawan, Raden (2007), 'Earning Motivation and the Conventional Earning Function', The Australian National University.
- Risse, Leonora (2008), 'An Economic Analysis of Maternity Leave Provisions in Australia', School of Economics, The University of Queensland.
- Smyth, Bruce (2005), 'Post-separation Patterns of Parenting in Australia: Who Opts for Which Patterns and Why?', Swinburne University of Technology.
- Yu, Peng (2004), 'Return to Education for Australian Male Workers: An Estimate with HILDA', Australian National University.
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