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A law recently introduced in Australia prohibits employers from contacting employees outside of working hours. This law, which was introduced by the government, aims to promote a better work-life balance and reduce stress for employees. The traditional nine-to-five workday is no longer the norm, and many workplaces have flexible hours. However, this law ensures that employees are not expected to be constantly available and can enjoy their personal time without work-related interruptions. I believe this law is a positive step towards creating a healthier and more sustainable work environment for everyone.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
The law that, uh, recently been introduced in Australia is a law that says that, um, the employer is not allowed to contact his or their employees after working hours. Uh, the traditional working hours are, ah, nine to five, but every workplace is different. But basically the employer is not allowed to contact, uh, either it by text or call or email with the employer. Um, so if it’s happening, the employ.
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