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Ai Group CEO Innes Willox says business nauseated as federal agencies back WFH deal

The four largest federal government agencies have voted overwhelmingly to end mandatory work-from-office rules as part of an 11.2 per cent pay deal.

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First the right to disconnect… next up, a new work perk: Push for a radical change to annual leave

The Australian Labor Party raised the proposal during the last election in 2022, which would make annual, sick and long service leave portable .

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Government braces for inflation blip as wages fight looms

Government braces for inflation blip as wages fight looms
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Employer groups cry wolf on working from home Sounds familiar

Employer groups are furious at minor improvements to workers rights, such as the right to disconnect. What else is new?

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Only the public sector is keeping wages momentum going

Wages are growing slightly higher than inflation but mainly because of strong growth in education, health and caring services.

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