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Current Parity Issue
The May "From the Frontline: Industrial and Workforce Issues" Edition
May 2009
Editorial
Workforce Issues
David Wright Howie, Acting CEO, Council to Homeless Persons
Supporting Housing Professionals to Tackle Homelessness
The Australasian Housing Institute
News
Towards a New Victorian Homelessness Strategy
By Deb Tsorbaris, Executive Advisor, Homelessness Reform, Policy Strategy and Communications, Housing and Community Building, Victorian Department of Human Services
Homelessness Australia May Update
By Simon Smith, Executive Officer
From the Frontline: Industrial and Workforce Issues in the Homelessness and Community Sectors
Managing the Community Services Workforce: The low wage threat to service delivery, opportunities and options
By Michael Pegg, Industrial Relations Manager, Jobs Australia Limited
Side Issue? Workforce Development and the White Paper: Developing an effective workforce strategy in tough economic times
By Travis Gilbert, Policy and Research Officer, Homelessness Australia
Housing, Homelessness and Family Violence Workforce Challenges: An ASU Perspective
By Lisa Darmanin, ASU Assistant Branch Secretary and Julie Kun, ASU Industrial Organiser
The Road Home — Homelessness White Paper Developing a Workforce Strategy — Where do We Start?
By Wallis Westbrook, Executive Director, Health and Community Services Workforce Council, Queensland
Workforce Planning Required to Meet Future Growth
By Lam Huynh, Policy and Research division, New South Wales Federation of Housing Associations
Workforce Development in the Family Violence Sector: If Not Now, When?
By Alison Macdonald, Policy Officer, Domestic Violence Victoria (DV Vic)
The Word from the Frontline (1)
PESP interview of a Housing Information and Referral worker from a rural homelessness services provider.
The Homeless as Inspiration
By Donna Hinchcliff, Housing New South Wales
Workforce Development in the Homelessness Sector
By Michael Perusco, CEO, Sacred Heart Mission
The Word From the Frontline (2)
CHP PESP Program interview of three frontline homelessness workers
What Kind of Workforce Do Homeless People Deserve?
By Nada Vindis, Senior Manager, Homelessness Accommodation and Support Services, Melbourne Citymission
The NSW Housing and Human Services Accord Supporting Workforce and Professional Development in the Homelessness and Community Sectors
The Elephant in the Room: Joined Up Services and Workforce Development
By Tony Keenan, Chief Executive Officer, Hanover Welfare Services
Human Services: A Shared and Important Responsibility
By Jeremy Boland
Human Services Workforce Study Nears Completion
Opinion
Linda White, Assistant National Secretary, Australian Services Union
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