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Giuseppe Carabetta

Giuseppe Carabetta

BEc MLLR (Hons)
Senior Lecturer

Rm 521
H69 - Economics and Business Building
The University of Sydney
NSW Australia 2006

Telephone +61 2 9036 9189
Fax +61 2 9351 7473
giuseppe.carabetta@sydney.edu.au


Bio

Giuseppe Carabetta's research expertise lies in the field of employment law, particularly, public sector employment law. He is the principal Australian scholar in police employment law. He has been invited to consult with a range of professional audiences in relation to his research including a national Workplace Relations Committee of Inquiry and various consultative meetings with federal Workplace Relations Ministers. His research has prompted the Australian police unions, and in particular the Police Federation of Australia (PFA), to review the legal status of their 55,000 police members and has led to an ongoing collaborative relationship with the PFA. He has worked on numerous submissions to Government on public sector employment law issues and has been involved in discussions between the PFA and the Federal Government on national police employment law issues.

Giuseppe's teaching expertise lies in the fields of commercial and employment law. He has won eight teaching awards at the National, University and Faculty levels, including two National Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning and two Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Outstanding Teaching. He was recently nominated as an Honorary Fellow of St Andrew's College within the University of Sydney. He currently co-presents the University's Institute for Teaching and Learning workshops on Student Engagement in Lectures. He also moderates various university and industry panel discussions, including the Data Privacy, Marketing, Research and the Consumer Leaders Forum' for the Association of Market and Social Research Organisation.

Giuseppe has also published under the name Joseph Carabetta.

Research Expertise

  • Commercial law
  • Employment law
  • Public sector employment law
  • Police employment law
  • Industrial relations

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