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Victorian Premier Ben Carroll faces a High Court challenge over controversial work from home legislation that would give employees the right to work from home two days per week if reasonably possible. Legal advisers argue the bill is unconstitutional and creates a two-tier system, with some workers such as nurses, police and hospitality staff unable to work remotely.
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Victorian Premier Ben Carroll faces a High Court challenge over controversial work from home legislation that would give employees the right to work from home two days per week if reasonably possible. Legal advisers argue the bill is unconstitutional and creates a two-tier system, with some workers such as nurses, police and hospitality staff unable to work remotely.
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