Senior Lecturer, Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University
Dr Shi teaches and researches in employment law and discrimination law.
She is particularly interested in the legal protection of vulnerable employees and the extent to which novel approaches in law-making achieve the purpose of enhancing employment security.
She has published her research in high ranking academic law journals. She has also conducted research in multidisciplinary teams and published in industrial relations journals.
Experience
2002–2018
Law Lecturer, RMIT University
2001–2002
Solicitor, Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre
2000–2001
Consultant, PwC Australia
2000–2001
Solicitor, Kahns Lawyers
Education
2016
La Trobe University, Doctor of Judicial Science in Law
2007
Monash University , Master of Laws
2006
RMIT University, Graduate Certificate in Education
1999
Melbourne University, Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Science
Publications
2018
Adverse Action Protection For The Right To Complain Or Inquire In Section 341 Of The Fair Work Act, Australian Journal of Labour Law
2017
Job Security and the Theoretical Basis of the Employment Relationship, Canberra Law Review
2015
Job Security, Economic Uncertainty and Global Warming and Their Influence on Ski Industry Workers in Japan, World Journal of Management 137
2014
Ambiguous Law: The Right To Bargain For Job Security In Collective Agreements, Victoria University Law and Justice Journal 89
2012
A Tiger with No Teeth: Genuine Redundancy and Reasonable Redeployment under the Fair Work Act, The University of Queensland Law Journal 101
2009
The Transfer of Business Provisions of the Fair Work Act in National and International Context, Australian Journal of Labour Law 39
2009
Union Responses to the Offshoring of Call Centre Work, The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences 441
2008
Redundancy Pay in Australia – Before and After Work Choices, Labor Law Journal 47
2007
Board Structure and Board Composition in Australia and Germany: A Comparison in the Context of Corporate Governance, Macquarie Journal of Business Law 197
2006
Time for Reform : the Hardie Scandal, Commercial Law Journal 24