A new report shows the changing priorities for Australians when it comes to their workplace arrangements. It reveals people are putting more emphasis on how their employers give them the flexibility they need to make room for other aspects of their life without running the risk of burning out.
People's priorities when it comes to their work have changed significantly since the days before the pandemic.
A new report from the Workplace Gender Equality Agency and the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre or BCEC has revealed these shifting trends. At the same time, full-time positions that allow flexible working arrangements have shot up by 2.3 per cent within the same time frame."The flexibility that has been put in place in a lot of companies has allowed a lot of people to increase the time that they work, so getting to full-time work. But also, take care of their children in a way where they can manage both. So, before you could just choose between part-time and take care of your children, let's say.
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