Peter Dutton's Coalition has shifted its stance on public servants working from home, acknowledging the importance of flexible work arrangements following criticism. Shadow Minister Jane Hume stated that the Coalition will respect and maintain existing flexible work policies, eliminating any mandates for mandatory office days. Initially proposing a full return to the office, the Coalition recognized the successful contributions of public servants under flexible arrangements—particularly heightened during the pandemic. This change aims to alleviate concerns over job-sharing and impacts on private sector employment flexibility.
Peter Dutton has acknowledged the necessity of flexible work arrangements, stating that there will no longer be a mandated requirement for public servants to return to the office.
Jane Hume emphasized that flexible work, including working from home, is vital for maximizing workforce productivity and has now become an integral part of public service policy.
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