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The Role Of The Front Line In Welfare To Work (2005-2006)

Abstract

This project aims to examine the front-line in Australia's primary site of welfare reform - the Job Network. Developed within the genre of street-level policy research, the project intends to examine that point of the policy process where actual outcomes are generated - a site which is largely overlooked in policy research, but which is integral to a comprehensive understanding of how policy works. From the perspective of the long-term unemployed, the research will explore what works in the relationship between clients and their case managers. It will also explore the experiences of engagement and re-engagement with employment as a consequence of Job Network assistance.

Experts

Professor Greg Marston

Centre Director of Centre for Polic
Centre for Policy Futures
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Director, Centre for Policy Futures
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Greg Marston