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Uni worker winning WFH case over commuter fatigue ‘unlikely’ to open floodgates

Published by NT News · Australia 9 h ago

A Fair Work ruling allowing a 63-year-old university staffer to work from home because her commute is tiring is unlikely to open a “floodgate” of WFH appeals, a recruitment expert…

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