Creating decent working futures in Australia was a collaboration with Laura Davy, Brendan Churchill, Leah Ruppanner, Joshua Healy, Andreas Pekarek, Rae Cooper and Elizabeth Hill. We held an Academy of Social Sciences-funded Workshop in 2022 and commissioned a survey of citizen attitudes. Laura Davy and I published a report based on the future of care work in 2023.
Australian Women’s Working Futures is a collaborative, multi-disciplinary project funded by the University of Sydney, an ARC Linkage grant, and an ARC Discovery Project, that I have co-led with Rae Cooper, Elizabeth Hill and Meraiah Foley from the University of Sydney. A high-profile report, based on a national survey of workers aged under 40 and focus groups, was published in 2018. Recent reports have been on: retail workers and technological change, gender equality and technological change in the legal profession, and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on retail workers.
Future of work journal articles
- Sarah Mosseri, Ariadne Vromen, Rae Cooper and Elizabeth Hill (2023) ‘Between frustration and invigoration: Women talking about digital technology at work’, Work, Employment and Society
- Rae Cooper, Sarah Mosseri, Ariadne Vromen, Marian Baird, Elizabeth Hill, Elspeth Probyn (2021) ‘Gender Matters: A Multilevel Analysis of Gender and Voice at Work’, British Journal of Management
- Joshua Healy, Andreas Pekarek, & Ariadne Vromen (2020) ‘Sceptics or supporters: Consumers’ views of work in the gig economy’ New Technology, Work and Employment
- Elizabeth Hill, Marian Baird, Ariadne Vromen, Rae Cooper, Zoe Meers, and Elspeth Probyn (2019) ‘Young women and men: Imagined futures of work and family formation in Australia’ Journal of Sociology
Ariadne Vromen 