Working from home
Home workers could claim thousands as ATO scrambles to fix loophole
Rent could be claimed as a tax deduction by those who work from home after an ABC presenter challenged a ruling.
- Nina Hendy
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Employers warned after Westpac work-from-home decision
A Fair Work Commission judgment forcing the bank to allow an employee to work from home permanently should act as a reminder to employers, experts say.
- Elias Visontay
Aussie bosses say work from home is here to stay
A KPMG global chief executive survey has found a significant change in attitude towards flexibility.
- Colin Kruger
- Letters
- Letters
Solution in recognising both sides’ rights and pain
Readers discuss Australia’s recognition of a Palestine state and the subsequent actions by the federal opposition’s foray into external affairs.
- Letters
- Letters
Enough is enough, Australia must stand up
Readers discuss the Trump administration’s intimidation tactics on its allies, including Australia.
- Letters
- Letters
Back to the days of ‘meat and two veg’
Readers discuss immigration, neo-Nazis and Donald Trump.
- Exclusive
- Ageing
Not the retiring type: the men who won’t stop working
Australians can access the age pension from 67. But new research shows a growing number of people want to stay in the workforce much longer.
- Shane Wright
- Letters
- Letters
A political opportunist in the key of Trump
Readers’ discuss the attention-getting tactics of LNP politician Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
The pandemic-era change that workers love – and some politicians hope to change
Paring back the right to work from home is proving outrageously unpopular among Australians, and more businesses consider the shift is here to stay.
- Nina Hendy
- Letters
- Letters
Enslaved in a cult of misogynistic tyranny
Readers discuss how women are treated in the Exclusive Brethren and the religion’s active participation in the Liberal campaign at the May federal election.
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