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As Parliament debates IR laws, today is
⏲️ Go Home On Time Day ⏲️
Our @CntrFutureWork research shows the average worker loses:
⌛️SIX WEEKS unpaid overtime per year
💰 $8,000 dollars in unpaid wages per worker per year
💰 that's $92b nationally @mikejanda abc.net.au/news/2022-11-2…
⏲️ Go Home On Time Day ⏲️
Our @CntrFutureWork research shows the average worker loses:
⌛️SIX WEEKS unpaid overtime per year
💰 $8,000 dollars in unpaid wages per worker per year
💰 that's $92b nationally @mikejanda abc.net.au/news/2022-11-2…
@CntrFutureWork @mikejanda There's talk about 'getting wages moving' but right now systemic unpaid overtime moves wages in the wrong direction - while workers lose time with family, friends and for R&R @catiemcleod news.com.au/finance/work/a…
@CntrFutureWork @mikejanda @catiemcleod 📻 TUNE IN NOW as report author @ElizaLittleton joins @abcsydney to talk live about our findings ⤵️
abc.net.au/sydney/live
abc.net.au/sydney/live
It's painfully ironic that amidst the worst fall in *paid* employment since the 1930s, and with a huge shift to working from home, the amount of *unpaid* overtime in the 🇦🇺 economy has gone UP this year. @CntrFutureWork estimates (by @Dan_Nahum) show 5.25 hrs/week on avg. ...2
That's worth almost $100 billion per yr in stolen time. Economic recovery needs every single $ of purchasing power we can put in the pockets of workers. Paying them for the work they already do would be a great start! See full report: futurework.org.au/go_home_on_tim… #GoHomeOnTimeDay ...3
In this context, we can understand (but not agree with) the demands of the Chamber of Commerce and other business groups for more "flexibility" in rules for work-from-home. They want this $100 billion gravy train to continue. The rest of need to make home work safe & fair. ...4
