If you're working from home during the coronavirus outbreak, who's responsible for your safety?
ABCMore and more employees in Australia are being encouraged or directed to work from home in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. "If it is not safe, and often we work in non-ideal home workspaces, then employers should not let employees work in that space." "Employers could find a way to let employees salary sacrifice purchasing office furniture or provide staff old furniture that is being disposed of," he said. "Or considering the timeframe confronting employers now, perhaps let employees take an office chair from work to their home to use during the pandemic on the understanding it will be returned after the crisis is over." Giving working at home a try may have some upsides Dr Price said both employees and employers may discover surprising benefits to working from home.