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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
Going to create some interesting workplace dramas between managers and staff about working from home given the price of fuel effecting how much it costs to commute to the office.
There's a big anti WFH mentality in Melbourne, I was in the office all the way through the lockdowns and we weren't complying with any of the restrictions, not that I particularly cared but good luck trying to work from home in that environment.
Also the push from the high rise landlords and inner city cafes wanting everyone back in the CBD offices.
Curious to see what starts happening on those fronts come September.
Anyone with a company car and fuel card probably couldn't give a rat's ***.
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Those working in the CBD would have access to public transport wouldn't they?
Price of gas could be a compelling case for a four day work week at 10-12 hour days for those who can't work from home.
I've always thought the 5 day work week is a crock. Four days with the option of overtime on the fifth is the go for work life balance.