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Victoria takes the lead in flexible working

Tom Burton and Natasha Boddy
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Portfolio secretaries are being asked to lead by example in developing the Victorian government’s path-breaking flexible work program of three days a week in the office.

The program establishes flexible work for 50,000 Victorian public service (VPS) workers as the government’s default position, with a focus on finding the best place to work to improve outcomes for the community.

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Tom Burton was government editor at The Australian Financial Review.
Natasha Boddy is Work & Careers reporter with The Australian Financial Review. She was previously a homepage editor and online producer. Connect with Natasha on Twitter. Email Natasha at natasha.boddy@afr.com
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