Employment in Australia: Average Earning and Working Hours

Running head: EMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA: AVERAGE EARNING AND
WORKING HOURS
Employment in Australia: Average Earning and Working Hours
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1EMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA: AVERAGE EARNING AND WORKING HOURS
Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................2
Conceptual framework...............................................................................................................2
Literature review........................................................................................................................3
Methodology..............................................................................................................................5
Gantt chart..................................................................................................................................6
Reference:..................................................................................................................................7

2EMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA: AVERAGE EARNING AND WORKING HOURS
Introduction
This paper examines the employment generation in Australia and as per the
employment in Australia which grew by relative strong growth and the rate of unemployment
decreased in that case. In the past and the present study, it is found that part time employment
of the company has also increased which is about 32% of the employment Australia worked
as part time. The gender wage gap in Australia persist. The rule of “equal wage for equal
work” has been in traduced in 1969 in Australia. The gender wage gap is proportionately
steady that fluctuates in-between 160 and 190 over the past 20 years. In the month of
November in 2017, the average weekly earnings remained same in comparison of both the
genders in terms of men are working higher paying jobs on average. This comparison is an
average on the total wages of both men and women and not in terms of the average of men
and women in the exact same work and the same working hours. The labor productivity
measures the use of the labors as well as the equivalent growth of the output by considering
the growth in the labor inputs and it has a lot to do with the working hours. Labour
productivity of the Australia has dropped by 0.24% year on year in 2018 compared with a
growth of 0.13% in the previous quarter. CEIC measured the Growth of Labour Productivity
by dividing the quarterly real GDP with monthly Employment. The Australian Bureau of
Statistics gives the real GDP in local currency, at 216-17 employment and prices.
Here the objective of the paper is to find firstly, the relation between the working per
hour, average earning and the growth of wage, secondly, the dependency of the relationship
two major variables working per hour and the average earning on the other variables which
will be checked by incorporating variables like gender and age. Lastly, the effect of the
relationship on the productivity if possible. To estimate the growth of wage, unemployment
and the working per hour and other variables, an empirical analysis needs to be done on a