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Laying the foundations for an economy that works for people: the Jobs Summit challenge

While the Jobs Summit does not signal the end of neoliberalism, it does signal a political willingness by the Albanese government to begin an inclusive, deliberative process for healing our society of some of the wounds that have been inflicted on ordinary people through the almost unfettered accumulation of superprofits on the one hand and cuts to real wages and the dismantling of social infrastructure on the other. By John Falzon
United States Ernst Bloch Tony Burke Martin Ollman Getty John Falzon Sally Mcmanus

High-Level Dialogue for Southern Africa on Financing Africa's Recovery | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Lusaka, Zambia, 20 April 2022 - The Virtual High-Level Dialogue for Southern Africa on Financing Africa’s recovery was organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) Sub-regional Office for Southern Africa, on the theme, “Financing Africa’s Recovery: Breaking New Ground”, in preparation for the forth-coming 54th Session of the ECA Conference of African
South Africa South African Clemence Chiduwa Mtho Xulu Eunice Kamwendo Moliehi Moejane
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Artificial Intelligence Work Group Project Australia

There is no legal definition for AI in Australia. Although some Commonwealth legislation explicitly refers to the use of technology or computer programs in order to permit the use of AI under that legislation, There are several examples of Commonwealth legislation expressly permitting administrative decisions to be made by computers, with these decisions deemed to have been made by the department official. Examples include the Social Security Administration) Act 1999 (Cth), s 6A, Migration Act 1...
United States Australian Capital Territory Moffattc Srikumar Technology Issues Paper Tasmania Supreme Court Technology Discussion Paper

Free and Equal: A reform agenda for federal discrimination laws (2021) | Australian Human Rights Commission

This Position Paper sets out the Australian Human Rights Commission’s proposals for reforming federal discrimination law in Australia. It forms part of the Commission’s Free and Equal project: A National conversation on human rights.
University Of Adelaide South Australia Michelle Bachelet Manfred Nowak Human Rights Institute United Nations Human Rights Council

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