Assistant Commissioner of the Industry Commission (IC) review of Work, Health and Safety in Australia (1994-1995). Earlier, Associate Commissioner of review of Commercial Restrictions on Exploring (Including Franchising). IC now known as the Productivity Commission.
Served, 1992 – 1995
Now known as Unions NSW. Welcomed Nelson Mandela to the steps of the Opera House in 1992. Edited various books including Transforming Industrial Relations; Australian Industry Policy; Australia and Immigration – Able to Grow?, etc.
Served, 1989 – 1994
Founding Director of then joint venture between the Equitilink Group and the Labor Council of NSW.
Served, 1991 – 1994
Founding Director of Asset Super, co-sponsored by then Labor Council of NSW, NSW Employers’ Federation and NSW Chamber of Manufactures. Asset Super merged with Care Super in 2012.
Served, 1990 – 1994
One of six Vice Presidents.
Served, 1993-1994
Served on the board from 1994. With appointment of Barrie Unsworth as Station Manager in 1990, co-developed strategy for narrowcast radio licenses in rural NSW which ultimately, years later, made the Station more valuable and an essential purchase for the NSW TAB.
Served, 1989 – 1994
Director of the Australia-Japan Foundation aiming at the time to increase awareness and understanding between Japan and Australia, especially in the field of industrial relations. Worked with Professor Peter Drysdale, the Executive Director, to that end. (1992-1993)
State Rail Authority of NSW, a former statutory authority of the NSW government, was responsible for the operation and maintenance of railways in NSW.
Served, 1989 – 1993
Worked in industrial relations in rail, steel, manufacturing and other industries. A highlight was in 1988 discussing with Dick Dusseldorp in Tahiti – on his retirement from Lend Lease – future ventures; this ultimately lead to the formation of the Dusseldorp Skills Forum and Workskills Australia.
Served, 1984 – 1989
Served, 1981-1983