Government says people can 'make the call' on work from home amid fuel supply concerns
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Government says people can 'make the call' on work from home amid fuel supply concerns
""Work from home is a viable option for many, many people, and they'll make that call," Industry Minister Tim Ayres stated, emphasizing individual choice in the decision to work remotely."
""I would not support that in any way, and I don't think businesses would do so either," said Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume, opposing mandates and highlighting their potential negative impact on small businesses."
The federal government is not implementing work from home mandates, allowing workers to decide. The International Energy Agency recommended remote work to conserve fuel during the Middle East conflict. Other countries have adopted measures like a four-day work week and remote work for public servants. Industry Minister Tim Ayres emphasized the importance of a flexible industrial relations system. The federal opposition opposes new mandates, arguing they would negatively impact small businesses and essential services reliant on fuel supply.
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