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WED
1:31PM

Vaccine-resistor termination valid but too early because of remote work arrangements

The Fair Work Commission has found an employer moved too quickly to dismiss a worker who refused to get vaccinated for COVID-19, and should have waited until all employees in his category were required to return to the office.


THU
3:26PM

Case study: one of the "best places to work" reveals its health, wellbeing and flexibility strategies

Flexible working arrangements that genuinely support health and wellbeing are being offered to the employees of one of Australia's "best places to work" on the terms that most suit them, instead of under a blanket rule, according to the company's director.


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3:23PM


WED
12:13PM

Disconnect between workers and managers blocking crucial injury-preventing mental health conversations

Now is a crucial time for workers, for the sake of their mental health, to be discussing pandemic-related challenges with their managers, but nearly half of Australian workers are uncomfortable initiating these important conversations, according to research released with two guides on the issue.


WED
12:24PM

Standing and cycling desks come into their own with increase in WFH and flexible work

Standing, treadmill and cycling desks improve workers' cognitive performance, and can counteract the increase in sedentary behaviour associated with pandemic-forced working-from-home arrangements, Australian researchers say.


MON
11:45AM

Beware burnout "cure" and other work wellbeing myths

Pervasive wellbeing myths that block employers from improving their workers' wellbeing, and can waste time and money, include that paid mental health leave "cures" burnout, and wellbeing apps can replace social support, a new report has warned.


WED
1:55PM

COVID-forced flexible work and other interventions helping workers manage endometriosis

Australian researchers have found pandemic-era working arrangements are helping workers manage the work impacts of a serious health condition that affects many women and costs billions of dollars in lost productivity.


WED
2:16PM

THU
10:38AM

Major telework study highlights risk of virtual overload, employers told to take action

COVID-driven telework arrangements, which are likely to become permanent practices, are creating new psychosocial risks arising from "intense virtual team collaboration", and must be managed, according to a major study by Europe's peak work safety body.


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