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Kim Rubenstein

Canberra
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Professor of Law, Constitutional & Citizenship expert. @UniCanberra.
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Measurement invariance alignment of the burnout assessment tool (BAT-12) across 29 countries and six continents

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By Jacqueline Brassey, Leon de Beer, Wilmar B Schaufeli, Hans De Witte, Kim Rubenstein, Roxy Merkand, Bradley A. Herbig
| Nature
Abstract This study examines the cross-cultural measurement invariance of the 12-item burnout assessment tool (BAT-12) among 29,433 working adults from 29 countries across six continents. We employed a bifactor exploratory structural equation modeling specification with both fixed and free alignment methods. Across all parameters (loadings and thresholds), 92.62% were invariant. Across the countries, 91.09% of the item intercepts/thresholds and 95.69% of general-factor item loadings were invariant.
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Speakers’ Corner: women and the Constitution

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By Kim Rubenstein
| eventbrite.com.au
To mark International Women’s Day, join us for a special Speakers’ Corner event with Professor Kim Rubenstein as she examines the Australian Constitution through the lens of women’s lives. Did women have a role when the Constitution was drafted? How has this foundational document shaped their rights, freedoms, and opportunities? And what does it mean for women in Australia today?
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The $400k risk that stopped the fight for job-sharing in the Senate

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By Kim Rubenstein
| Gloucester Advocate
It's a year now since the job-sharing Senate candidates Lucy Bradlow and Bronwen Bock took their case to be elected to the Australian Senate as job sharers to the Federal Court. They were challenging the Australian Electoral Commission's public pronouncement in 2024 that it would block their names being put on the ballot paper as a single candidate for a Victorian Senate spot. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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