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  • Lecturer, Department of Marketing and Management, Faculty of Business and Economics, Macquarie University
Toyota is the ‘last man standing’ in Australian car manufacturing, but it needs to shift from an ‘us and them’ approach to industrial relations. Alan Porritt/AAP

Toyota needs a new approach to avoid the road to nowhere

Paul Gollan, Macquarie University and Senia Kalfa, Macquarie University

The Productivity Commission will today release the preliminary report of its inquiry into Australian automotive manufacturing industries, ensuring the future of car manufacturing in Australia continues…
With the government embroiled in an argument about how the level of car subsidies it pays, it’s time for a cost-benefit analysis that factors in the industry’s economic flow-on effects.

Concentrating on the costs of the car industry means we are failing to see the benefits

Paul Gollan, Macquarie University and Senia Kalfa, Macquarie University

There are four facts we have all become aware of in the past few days – if not months – regarding car manufacturing subsidies. Fact 1: A lot of money has been given to Australian car manufacturers over…
Emirates and Qantas’ joint venture prompts some interesting issues around how Qantas can improve its worker productivity. AAP

What Qantas needs now is a charm offensive

Paul Gollan, Macquarie University and Senia Kalfa, Macquarie University

The recent announcement by Qantas of its proposed joint venture alliance with Emirates highlights not only the highly competitive environment facing aviation, but some interesting questions around workplace…

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