Associate Professor, Human Resource Management, UNSW Canberra, UNSW Sydney
Sue Williamson specialises in two main areas of research – gender equality in the workplace, and public sector human resources and industrial relations. Sue’s most recent research focuses on how public servants worked from home during the pandemic, and the future of flexible working. She has also led a team of researchers to examine how public sector middle managers progress gender equity. This work builds on a body of research examining gender equity in the public sector.
Experience
2021–present
Associate professor, Human Resource Management
Education
2011
University of Sydney, PhD
2005
University of Sydney, MLLR
2001
University of NSW, MA (Hons)
1991
University of Qld, BA
Publications
2016
Bargaining over Australian Public Service Cuts: Do forcing strategies work? , Economic and Labour Relations Review
2015
Unintended Consequences: Implications of the 2014 Australian Defence Force Pay Deal, Australian Journal of Public Administration
2014
Gender equality bargaining: Developing theory and practice, Journal of Industrial Relations
2012
Gendering the Bricks and Mortar: Building an opportunity structure for equality bargaining, Journal of Industrial Relations
2012
Women, Work and Policy Settings in Australia in 2011', Journal of Industrial Relations
2011
Women, Work and Industrial Relations in 2010, Journal of Industrial Relations
2010
Women, Work and Industrial Relations in 2009 , Journal of Industrial Relations
2009
Women, Work and Industrial Relations in 2008 , Journal of Industrial Relations
2009
Paid Maternity and Paternity Leave and the Emergence of 'Equality Bargaining', Australian Bulletin of Labour
2009
Bargaining for Gender Equality in the Australian Public Service, Labour and Industry
2007
Family Provisions and Work Choices: Testing Times, Australian Journal of Labour Law
Professional Memberships
Committee member, Australian Labour and Employment Relations Ass. (ACT)
Committee member, Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand
Presiding Member, Women in Research Network, UNSW Canberra