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10 women shaping the future of Sydney
I am a strong believer in doing research for the social good and in informing policy change by undertaking rigorous and relevant research that can answer the social and business questions ... Dr Jane Gavan has worked as an academic with teaching and
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Avoiding and evading: Talking Multinational Tax
Dr Akhtar is a senior lecturer in the University of Sydney Business School's Discipline of Finance. ... 25.1MB. Business & economics. Additional resources. Listened to the podcast and keen to know more about Dr Akhtar’s work?
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How we adapt to digital disruption
34.8MB. Business & economics. Here is Professor Kai Riemer’s introduction to digital disruption:. ... Professor Kai Riemer: Absolutely. We see this in the business school as well.
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Women making an impact in STEMM
Her main research interests are in radio transients and variables, and she runs an edtech business, Grok Learning, that provides coding courses for high schools and universities.
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3 things you didn’t know about the 457 visa changes
University of Sydney experts explain what the changes will mean for businesses and universities. ... Dr Dimitria Groutsis, Co-Convenor of the Migrants @ Work Research Group at the University of Sydney Business School.
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Virgin Australia on life support
Which means as a business we must make changes to ensure the Virgin Australia Group is successful in this new world.”. ... Funds are typically used to buy undervalued and often financially distressed businesses, such as Virgin.
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Explainer: what is the gender pay gap?
Katie Booth. Media & PR Adviser (Business School). Phone.
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Myanmar's young protesters are funny, brave and media-savvy
They are impressively disciplined. While their street performances may have levity, they are serious about the business of protesting, organising targeted campaigns, delivering food and water, distributing leaflets, and trying to
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It's not too late to fight for our digital rights
This means taking a deep look at the role of private, transnational digital platforms in reshaping the way we work, study and conduct business and our interactions with government and each
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Who cares for care workers?
Who cares for care workers? 16 December 2020. Care profession vulnerabilities laid bare by pandemic. The intricacies of the employment-care work connection must be better factored into policy, a new expert report asserts. Now, more than ever,
