Committee members support a suite of policies that would radically adjust Australians’ work-life balance
In the Momentum office “we have a rule, if you get invited to a meeting without a purpose, agenda and intended outcome – you don’t have to go”, she said.
Workers commit to “turn everything else off”, including the phone and email, a 50-minute investment that can be worth two to three hours of ordinary work time, she said. Labor has committed to provide same job, same pay in labour hire and to allow the Fair Work Commission to provide minimum conditions to employment-like work in the gig economy, measures to be legislated in the later half of 2023.
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