Australia Will Allow Workers to Ignore Boss's Calls Outside of Working Hours

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Australia will allow workers to ignore boss calls outside working hours.

Australia Will Allow Workers to Ignore Boss's Calls Outside of Working Hours

"Dream - Australia will introduce a draft law (RUU) that grants workers the right to ignore calls and messages from their superiors outside working hours."

According to USnews, if the law is passed, there is a potential fine for employers who violate the regulations.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The new regulation is part of a series of changes to the industrial relations laws proposed by the federal government under the parliamentary bill, which is said to protect workers' rights and help restore the balance between work and personal life. Similar laws have also been implemented in France, Spain, and other countries in the European Union."

The majority of senators in the Land of Kangaroo have expressed their support for the law, such as Minister of Employment Tony Burke from the left-wing Labor Party.

Burke said, this provision will prevent employees from working overtime without pay through the right to terminate employment outside working hours.

"What we are saying is that someone who is not paid 24 hours a day should not be punished if they are not online and available 24 hours a day,"
word Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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This bill also includes other provisions such as clearer pathways from temporary to permanent employment and minimum standards for temporary workers and truck drivers.

However, some politicians, groups of entrepreneurs, and company leaders say that the right to terminate employment is an excessive action and will weaken the steps towards flexible work and impact competitiveness.

On the other hand, the left-wing Green Party, which supports the regulation and was the first to propose it last year, said that this is a big victory for the party. Green Party's Adam Bandt said an agreement has been reached between the Labor Party, small parties, and independents to support this bill.

"The average Australian worker works six weeks without being paid overtime each year," Bandt said on Twitter. "This is equivalent to over US$60.13 billion in unpaid wages across the economy. "That time belongs to you. Not your boss," he added.

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Australia will allow workers to ignore boss calls outside working hours.

"What we are saying is that someone who is not paid 24 hours a day should not be punished if they are not online and available 24 hours a day,"word Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

"What we are saying is that someone who is not paid 24 hours a day should not be punished if they are not online and available 24 hours a day,"
word Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.