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Alysia Blackham

@alysiablackham.bsky.social
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Professor at Melbourne Law School. Equality law, labour law, age discrimination, empirical legal research.

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Alysia Blackham @alysiablackham.bsky.social · 21/11/2024
It is a beautiful day to talk about superannuation! Some key take aways from the Unisuper Consultative Committee pre-meetings. 1. From early 2025, binding death benefit nominations will be able to be made online. Keep an eye out. It is an important tool for making sure money goes where it needs to.
A photo of buildings in Southbank in Melbourne/Naarm across the Yarra River. The sky is blue.
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Alysia Blackham @alysiablackham.bsky.social · 08/11/2024
Today I presented reflections on 20 years of the Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth) at the Australian Labour Law Association conference. The Act has many problems, but also glimmers of hope for the future development of age discrimination law.
A PowerPoint presentation entitled “Assessing the impact of change and reform: The Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth) 20 years on”
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Alysia Blackham @alysiablackham.bsky.social · 07/11/2024
Fabulous start to the Australian Labour Law Association conference in Geelong with the teaching and research workshops. Great discussions about regulatory theory, and AI in education.
A photo of a seated panel of speakers in discussion including Ingrid Landau, Richard Johnstone and John Howe. There is a PowerPoint presentation in the background.Photograph of the Geelong waterfront. It is overcast.
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Alysia Blackham @alysiablackham.bsky.social · 08/09/2024
Just landed: Research Methods in Labour Law: A Handbook. Edited by Sean Cooney and I, and featuring contributions from some of the world’s great labour law scholars. Want your own copy? Use code ABSC35 for a 35% discount on the EE website. www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/res...
An image of Research Methods in Labour Law: A Handbook with a background of blue sky.
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Alysia Blackham @alysiablackham.bsky.social · 18/08/2024
Feeling a tad left out with so many gorgeous pets on this platform… so please meet Hush, who visits most nights. Named, of course, after the baby possum in the fabulous book Possum Magic.
A picture of a possum on a fence. It is night time and the possum is staring at the camera.
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