John Buchanan - Newsroom articles
A call to redefine the casual worker 21 Mar 2018
ABC Radio National
ABC Radio National interviewed Professor John Buchanan on calls from unions to improve conditions for casual workers.
John Buchanan on ABC Radio Sydney 13 Mar 2018
ABC Radio Sydney
ABC Radio Sydney interviewed Professor John Buchanan on the merger of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union with the maritime and textile unions.
Now and then- Australia’s unemployment rate 13 Feb 2018
2GB Sydney and 4BC Brisbane
2GB Sydney and 4BC Brisbane interviewed Professor John Buchanan on Australia’s unemployment rate being 1.9 percent in 1967.
Audits by regulator point to problems at four out of five TAFEs 07 Feb 2018
The Australian
The Australian quoted Professor John Buchanan on the issues with TAFE South Australia.
Flat wage growth in Australia reflects broader fundamental problem: John Buchanan 05 Feb 2018
ABC Radio
ABC Radio National , ABC Radio Canberra and ABC Online quoted Professor John Buchanan on slow wage growth in Australia.
Supporters of TAFE turning the tables 05 Feb 2018
Campus Morning Mail
Campus Morning Mail reported on a submission from Professor John Buchanan delivered to the Senate committee inquiry into the South Australian TAFE system.
Companies welcome revenue growth, but no plans to hire more workers 01 Feb 2018
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald quoted Professor John Buchanan on a Deloitte report into jobs growth in Australia and around the world. The article was syndicated across Fairfax Media.
John Buchanan on ABC Radio Sydney 29 Jan 2018
ABC Radio Sydney
ABC Radio Sydney interviewed Professor John Buchanan on Australian workers’ rights to strike in relation to the Commission’s decision.
John Buchanan on ABC Radio Sydney 23 Jan 2018
ABC Radio Sydney
ABC Radio Sydney interviewed Professor John Buchanan on the upcoming Sydney train strike.
John Buchanan on ABC Radio 18 Jan 2018
ABC Radio
ABC Radio (NewsRadio, Sydney) interviewed Professor John Buchanan on new data that revealed Australia is experiencing very low wage growth.