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A British ‘right to disconnect’ law like those in Australia and Europe would help me kick my bad habit, says André Spicer of Bayes Business School at City, University of London

On Friday the commission knocked back Ms Lattoufs request the ABC be ordered to hand over emails sent to chair Ita Buttrose and managing director David Anderson.

Senator Barbara Pocock retreated to her parliamentary office in Canberra for a critical meeting with fellow kingmaker David Pocock last week. The mood was tense.

Australia moves down a path opened up by the EU to allow employees to step back from their job after hours - to 'disconnect - and it tries to draw clearer definitions for gig-economy workers. The courts will be busy

Senator Barbara Pocock retreated to her parliamentary office in Canberra for a critical meeting with fellow kingmaker David Pocock last week. The mood was tense.

Senator Barbara Pocock retreated to her parliamentary office in Canberra for a critical meeting with fellow kingmaker David Pocock last week. The mood was tense.

Senator Barbara Pocock retreated to her parliamentary office in Canberra for a critical meeting with fellow kingmaker David Pocock last week. The mood was tense.

Amy (pictured), 29, was about to go to work one morning and noticed a text on her phone. To her horror she was notified by her employer she no longer had a job due to excessive sick leave

The Albanese government says it wants to restore funding to the UNRWA as soon as possible, The government amends the 'Right to Disconnect' reforms to remove criminal penalties, And in tennis, Rafael Nadal pulls out of Qatar Open over persisting injury concerns.

Demanding that staff return to work physically in the office disproportionately affects those with caring responsibilities, usually women.