About

Dr. Stéphane Le Queux is Senior Lecturer in Employment Relations, Townsville, Research Fellow Cairns Institute, at JCU Australia, and CITBA, Singapore. He is Professor at the Department of Industrial Relations, Laval University, Québec, and at Tahiti Business School (adjunct positions). He holds research fellowships in New Zealand, MPOWER, Massey University, Work Research Institute, AUT, and CRIMT, Canada. Since 2000, Scientific Correspondent (Australia, NZ and Asia-Pacific), IRES, Paris, France.

Teaching
  • BX2300: Employment Relations (Level 2; TSV)
  • BX3054: Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management (Level 3; TSV)
  • LB5228: The Changing Business Environment (Level 5; TSV)
  • LB5235: Applied Research Project (Level 5; TSV)
  • LB5243: State Society and Governance (Level 5; TSV)
Interests
Research
  • Labour studies
  • Global Social Justice & Solidarity Movements
  • Work & Labour Relations in the Pacific and the Tropics
  • Labour Internationalism & Global Unions
  • Relations industrielles: Australie, NZ et Singapour
Research Disciplines
Socio-Economic Objectives
Honours
Memberships
  • Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand (AIRAANZ).
  • Industrial Relations Society (IRSQ), Queensland
  • Certified Professional Member of the Australian Human Resources Institute
Other
  • Referee for the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
  • Referee for Relations Industrielles – Industrial Relations, The European Journal of Industrial Relations, the Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA) and the Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand (AIRAANZ).
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Current Funding

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French Embassy - Australia - Fonds Pacifique

Smart Islands Program: Fostering Collaboration between Australians and Polynesians

Indicative Funding
$14,650 over 4 years
Summary
This project primarily aims at contributing to the French Polynesian Smart Islands program, a spearhead initiative of the Polynesian Government. Research wise, the objective is to focus on two of the four core pillars of the program: Tourism and the Circular Economy. While applied research and transfer of expertise remain the catalyst of our contribution as a team, the project also involves broader aspects: education to issues specific to the Pacific (e.g. climate change) and student exchanges (DFTA NCP); commercial relations through the French Polynesia Regional Group and institutional partnership with Tahiti Business School, of key importance to diplomatic funding.
Investigators
Florence Boulard and Stephane Le Queux in collaboration with Tingzhen Chen, Adrian Kuah, Breda McCarthy and Laurie Murphy (College of Arts, Society & Education, College of Business, Law & Governance and Corporate P&L)
Keywords
Tourism; Circular Economy; Sustainable Development; Education to Pacific Societies
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  • 2 collaborations
  • 1 collaboration
  • Indicates the Tropics (Torrid Zone)

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