Workplace Movie Hall of Fame: America’s Sweethearts 09/03 by Steve Boese Trish Steed
Workplace Movie Hall of Fame: America’s Favorites Hosts: Steve Boese and Trish Steed Today Steve and Trish talk about the Netflix documentary “America’s Sweethearts: The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders,” which delves into the stressful and low-paying world of professional cheerleading. The…
Red Lobster announces new CEO after bankruptcy filing
Red Lobster struggled last year and made headlines after it filed for bankruptcy, blaming at least in part on a poorly thought-out endless shrimp deal. It happens to the best of us. Naturally, the fast-casual seafood restaurant chain was looking…
Australians no longer have to answer business calls at home
Have you ever received an email or phone call from your boss at home while you’re sitting down to watch your favourite TV show? If you’re in Australia, you can now ignore that after-hours communication. As of Monday, a “right…
Australians now have the legal right to ignore work calls and emails after work
“Today is a historic day for working people,” said Michele O’Neil, president of the Australian Federation of Trade Unions. “Australian unions have reclaimed the right to go home after work,” she said. In the streets of Sydney, people seemed to…
Australian workers can now legally ignore work calls and emails after office hours | World News
Right to switch off | Photo: Shutterstock 5 minutes reading time Last updated: 26 August 2024 | 13:04 IS From Monday, Australian workers will have the legal right to ignore calls, emails and messages from their employer after working hours….
 "Australians can now ignore their boss after work and have the right to switch off – Firstpost")
Australians can now ignore their boss after work and have the right to switch off – Firstpost
On Monday, Australia introduced an innovative law that gives workers the “right to disconnect” outside of working hours. This means Australians now have the right to ignore emails and calls from managers outside of their respective working hours. The government…
Australia follows France with a law on the “right to switch off” for employees
On Monday, millions of workers in Australia were granted the legal right to “switch off,” allowing them to ignore inappropriate contact from employers outside of working hours – to the chagrin of big industry. Employees can now refuse to monitor,…
Work-life balance and less flexible working options pose challenges for women in the workplace: Naukri study
According to a report, fewer flexible working options, poorer work-life balance and family responsibilities pose significant challenges for women, making it difficult to return to work and are the main reasons why they quit their jobs. A survey by Naukri.com…
Flexibility at work: A new era for India’s workforce
What do the Steel Authority of India (SAIL), a steel giant, and Infosys, the legendary IT services company, have in common? They are as different as night and day, but interestingly, both are becoming more flexible with their workplace policies,…
