The H.R. Nicholls Society was founded in 1986. The Society is dedicated to advocating for sensible industrial relations reform to accelerate Australia’s productivity growth and enhance the prosperity of all Australians.
It aims to:
promote discussion about the operation of industrial relations in Australia including the system of determining wages and other conditions of employment;
promote the rule of law with respect to employers and employee organisations alike;
promote reform of the current wage-fixing system; and
support the necessity for labour relations to be conducted in such a way as to promote economic development in Australia.
The Society’s ambition is to transform Australia’s labour market into a job-creating and wealth-generating engine of growth and prosperity.
As well as publishing original research and providing submissions to Government, The Society holds an annual national conference and publishes its proceedings.
Join the Society
Membership to The H.R. Nicholls Society is open to anyone who supports our aims.
As a financial member, you will support and participate in our policy advocacy efforts, enjoy discounted admission to our National Conference and other events, and receive complimentary copies of new volumes of the Society’s proceedings.
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The Societ'y’s President Frank Parry KC on The Perspectives on Closing Loopholes Vodcast by Clayton Utz with partners, Shae McCartney and Matt Kelleher.
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