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PoliticsWFH legislation amendments
Left Perspective Summary1 source
- Last-minute pro-business amendments soften WFH bill
Left Key Facts
- Last-minute pro-business amendments soften WFH bill
- Employees of small businesses won't have the right to work from home until 2028.
- Employers' costs for enabling remote work will be limited.
- Premier Ben Carroll has agreed to pro-business amendments.
- The government aims to pass the amended bill on Thursday.
- The amendments aim to balance business interests with the right to work from home.
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Top Framing Differences
- Left: The changes come as Carroll looks to repair Labor’s relationship with the business community while following through on the government’s promise to enshrine a legal right to work from home for Victorians.
- Center: The changes come as Carroll looks to repair Labor’s relationship with the business community while following through on the government’s promise to enshrine a legal right to work from home for Victorians.
- Right: Not enough sources yet — framing will appear once outlets on this side cover the story.
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What's Next
Expected Outcomes
- The amended bill will be put to a vote on Thursday
Why It Matters
The outcome will impact the balance between business interests and employees' right to work from home
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Factuality: High 100%
Ownership: The Age (AU) (Corporate)
Timeline of this story
- Sep 9The Age (AU): The changes come as Carroll looks to repair Labor’s relationship with the business community while following through on the government’s pro
- Sep 9Brisbane Times (AU): The changes come as Carroll looks to repair Labor’s relationship with the business community while following through on the government’s pro
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