Employment Vulnerability in Australian Suburbs. Red alert suburbs: An employment vulnerability index for Australia's major urban regions

Scott baum, Bill (William) Mitchell, Michael Flanagan

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    Abstract

    This paper presents theEmployment Vulnerable Index (EVI) V2.0, an indicator that identifies thosesuburbs and localities that have higher proportions of the types of jobsthought to be at risk in the current economic climate. The EVI was first devisedat the onset of the global financial crisis in response to the concerns of thepotential for widespread disruption to the Australian labour markets. Thispaper updates the EVI for current conditions and ranks localities according totheir risk of experiencing significant job losses in the event of a furthercontraction of the Australian economy. In particular, high risk red alert localities,identified as those at greatest risk of major job losses, are further analysedas either existing or emerging places of disadvantage.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationReconstructing the Full Employment Narrative
    EditorsGraham Wrightson
    Place of PublicationCallaghan, NSW
    PublisherUniversity of Newcastle
    Pages1-21
    Number of pages21
    ISBN (Print)978-0-9873276-4-2
    Publication statusPublished - 2013
    Event14th Path to Full Employment Conference 19th National Conference on Unemployment - Newcastle, NSW
    Duration: 4 Dec 20135 Dec 2013

    Conference

    Conference14th Path to Full Employment Conference 19th National Conference on Unemployment
    Period4/12/135/12/13

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