Independent MP Dai Le says Australia will “not have anybody working” the way the country is going as industrial relations legislation is “not actually creating advantages” for blue-collar workers.
The Fair Work Commission is investigating whether it needs to change the right to work from home for about 2.2 million Australians on awards to accommodate the working arrangements that were in place during the pandemic.
‘We will not have anybody working the way we’re going’: Dai Le
“We will not have anybody working the way that we’re going,” Ms Le told Sky News Australia.
“I think it’s great for those that are privileged enough to maybe work in an office to say they’ll work from home, but, for me, in my electorate … I don’t think they have the luxury to work from home.
“The legislations that we’re making are not actually creating advantages for people in Western Sydney who are really blue-collar workers … I just don’t get it.”
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