Unions, energy experts, and the federal government are suggesting working from home could be one of the easiest ways to ease the cost-of-living squeeze and reduce fuel demand.

Some businesses say a big shift back to work-from-home could hurt productivity and small businesses, while others are already making changes to help staff save hundreds a year.

Recruiter and Career Coach from Realistic Careers, Tammie Ballis, joined Carla Bignasca on 4BC Afternoons to discuss where this actually lands for workers and employers.

Unions, energy experts, and the federal government are suggesting working from home could be one of the easiest ways to ease the cost-of-living squeeze and reduce fuel demand.
Some businesses say a big shift back to work-from-home could hurt productivity and small businesses, while others are already making changes to help staff save hundreds a year.
Recruiter and Career Coach from Realistic Careers, Tammie Ballis, joined Carla Bignasca on 4BC Afternoons to discuss where this actually lands for workers and employers.

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