4 in 5 Australian businesses say that remote work is here to stay long term, even as offices reopen nationwide David Adams
A full 80% of Australian companies which permit employees to work remotely expect the trend to continue through the long-term.
New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics suggests working remotely will linger after COVID-19 industry shutdowns made it a necessity.
45% of firms which permit some level of remote working have reported an uptick in staff wellbeing.
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Three in ten Australian businesses currently allow staff to work remotely, and the clear majority of those firms expect the trend to continue in the long-term, according to new workforce data.
Crime by Natalie Brown  On Monday afternoon, hundreds gathered at a twilight vigil to remember Kelly Wilkinson. The Gold Coast mother-of-three s charred body was found in her backyard last Tuesday; her estranged husband, Brian Earl Johnston, was later charged with her murder. Ms Wilkinson s death was one of three, at the hands of domestic or family violence, to rock Australia last week - and exposed, aside from the obvious, a massive problem that could have disastrous consequences for women and children if it continues to be ignored. As well as being charged with murder, Mr Johnston was charged with breaching a domestic violence order (DVO) that had been in place since March, and breaching bail. Ms Wilkinson s family told the
According to the report, if workers’ share of GDP had remained at the levels recorded in 1970 then total wages would have been $200 billion higher in 2019 and workers would have received on average $15,000 in additional income.
Paint Additives Market Segment Analysis – By End Use
Building & Construction segment held the largest share of more than 40% in the paint additives market in 2020. Architectural coatings are meant to protect and decorate the surface features. The growing uses of paint additives in the residential and commercial buildings to improve corrosion resistance, water resistance, thermal resistance, and abrasion resistance drive the market growth. The growth in the building and construction, highway, dams, and smart cities in the developing nations also contribute to the growth of architectural industry, which further propels the growth of paint additives market. The Oxford Economic has forecasted the volume of construction output will rise by 85% to $15.5 trillion globally by 2030, with China, the United States, and India together accounting for 57% of all global growth. Besides, improvements in the living standards of people and rapid urbanization also contribute to the growth of the arc