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Michelle Jakubauskas
Position: Research Analyst
Phone: 02 9036 9212
Email: m.jakubauskas@econ.usyd.edu.au
Qualifications: Bach. Soc. Sci., RMIT
Michelle came to WRC in August 2007 as a Research Analyst. Since joining she has worked on waves one and two of the longitudinal Australia at Work survey. She has also used the Australia at Work data set to analyse the working lives of the nursing and police workforce. She has helped to develop surveys for the Garling Enquiry and the Graduate School of Government. Her analysis of workforce sustainability in the Victorian public library system has fed into their plans for workforce development within the sector. Michelle coordinated the development of a report for the National Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Council of New Zealand (NOHSAC) on the changing nature of work in New Zealand and it’s implications for emerging risks of injury and disease in the workplace. Prior to joining WRC, Michelle spent 18 months working at the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Areas of Expertise:
- Michelle is currently undertaking Masters degree in Political Economy - MEc(SocSci).
Publications:
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Bohle, P., Cooke, T., Jakubauskas, M., Quinlan, M. & Rafferty, M. (2008). The changing world of work and emergent occupational disease and injury risks in New Zealand – A benchmark review, National Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Council of New Zealand, Wellington
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Considine, G., Jakubauskas, M. & Oliver, D. (2008) 'Workforce sustainability and leadership: Survey, analysis and planning ', Library Board of Victoria.
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Considine, G. and Jakubauskas, M. (2008) 'Public sector health workforce', AMA, ASMOF and NSW Nurses Association.
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van Wanrooy, B., Jakubauskas, M., Buchanan, J., Wilson, S. & Scalmer, S. (2008) Working Lives: Statistics & Stories, University of Sydney, Sydney
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van Wanrooy, B., Oxenbridge, S., Buchanan, J. & Jakubauskas, M., (2008) ‘Industrial Relations and Labour Market Reform, Economic Analysis & Policy, 38:1, pp. 9 – 16
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van Wanrooy, B., Oxenbridge, S., Buchanan, J. & Jakubauskas, M., (2007) Australia at Work, University of Sydney, Sydney |
