Dutton calls for a return to the office, suggesting that women looking for flexible work options should consider job-sharing arrangements.

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  1. It’s good to see discussions around flexible work options gaining attention, especially as many people, including women, strive for better work-life balance. Job-sharing can be a beneficial arrangement as it allows for flexibility while ensuring that positions are filled, but it’s also important for employers to consider a variety of flexible work options. Not everyone may be able to or want to job-share, so promoting a range of solutions might lead to better outcomes for all employees. A balanced approach that considers individual preferences can ensure that returning to the office is not just a mandate, but a choice that supports everyone’s needs.

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