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Worker loses request to work from home permanently
A bank employee who requested to work from home permanently for fear of contracting COVID has lost her request to permanently work from home, with the Fair Work Commission finding her application "simply unreasonable".
Fair Work overrules employer’s objection to 100% WFH request
A recent Fair Work Commission decision could change how employers handle remote work request.
Fewer women in part-time work may open doors to gender equality
New research reveals a 3.2% decline in the proportion of women in part-time work, hinting at a shift toward gender equality. Employers are encouraged to embrace flexible work arrangements, reduce career penalties for part-time employees, and support women's full-time participation.
Managing psychosocial risks of hybrid work
Hybrid work offers flexibility but can create psychosocial risks like isolation and burnout.
What women want at work
Flexible working, greater transparency, and workplaces free of sexual harassment and discrimination are top of women's wish lists.
Should medical appointments be outside work hours?
Can employees attend medical appointments during work hours while on workers’ comp? Here’s what’s reasonable, and how to manage it in a return-to-work plan.
Stop the clock: What is meant by 'hours of work'?
Hours of work can be a tricky issue. Disputes can arise over things such as rostered days off, changes to work hours, rest breaks, overtime or time off in lieu.
Being told “no more work” = dismissal
When an employer told an employee there was "no more work," it led to a Fair Work Commission ruling that the employee had been dismissed, despite the employer's claims to the contrary.
Time is money when travelling between work locations
A casual cleaner successfully claimed payment for travel time between work locations, as clarified by the Fair Work Commission.
Is hybrid work doomed?
Are the CEOs of the world right in predicting that workers will be back in the office full-time by 2026? Not according to UNSW Sydney researcher Iva Durakovic.