Smart Company: Burke hoses down fears that Canberra is seeking a blanket WFH right for award workers
In a recent Smart Company article, Hicksons Employment Law & Workplace Relations Partner Warwick Ryan discusses flexible working arrangements. 

“The Fair Work Commission has already shown that not all working from home requests should be granted and employers are within their rights to require employees in the office for at least part of the time,” says Warwick. 

Click here to read full article. 

Article authored by David Adams, on 23 February 2024.

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