Are you interested in researching transformative work design as a way to address challenges facing the child health care system? We are...

Meet Lioba, our most recent international visitor at the centre. Lioba is a PhD student at WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management...

The Centre for Transformative Work Design has been awarded funding for a landmark study into mental health and workplace culture across...

The Centre for Transformative Work Design and the Future of Work Institute welcome expressions of interest of Ukrainian researchers who...

Are you facing increasing job demands at work? You can engage in two job crafting strategies to make changes in your job demands:...

The ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR) at Curtin University is pleased to announce the launch of our CEPAR...

We are thrilled to announce that the Centre for Transformative Work Design (CTWD) has been awarded $373,762 in funding from the Safe Work...

How can we leverage work design as an intervention to reduce/prevent psychological injury in the NSW Healthcare & Social Assistance...

Sharon Parker gave a talk on how work changed when people worked at home during COVID and how it might change in the future.

We were delighted to have visitors again, for the first time since the pandemic! Joining us from the University of Sydney are A/Prof...

By Cecilia Runneboom IIs there anything more fascinating than human behaviour? When you look into people’s (non-) verbal communication,...

By Dr Georgia Hay It’s 9:01am and the team meeting has officially started – but a number of people are still talking about what they did...

Are you still stuck in lockdown, working from home or coordinating most of your work "virtually" with other team members and wondered...

New CTWD research on job crafting found job crafting interventions were effective in promoting job crafting behaviours. Job crafting...

Article by Business News on Wellness@Work (2020 edition) Featuring Dr Caroline Knight, Research Fellow The enforced experiment of WFH has...

Article by Business News on Wellness@Work (2020 edition) Featuring Professor Sharon Parker, CTWD Director Despite research showing a...

So much has changed since the year 2000. We’re no longer texting using the number pad of an old-school Nokia. For some of us, our smart...

Professor Sharon Parker has been featured among the World's Top 2% Scientists List, according to a Stanford University study. This study...

From Curtin University Media Release Two researchers from Curtin University’s Future of Work Institute have been awarded Prospect...

Congratulations to CTWD Director Professor Sharon Parker, who is part of the team that won the inaugural Australian Business Deans...