VRCA Statement – Proposed Work From Home Legislation

Share this event

Recent News
Member of the week

The Art Club Hub

The Art Club Hub is a creative business offering art experiences for children, teens, and adults, established to fill a gap in accessible, confidence-building art programs. It celebrates individuality and community connection. Offering weekly art classes, casual experiences, workshops and art functions, the club has become a second home for many locals. Growing rapidly through word-of-mouth and strong local support, The Art Club Hub is making a colourful mark on Ballarat’s creative community.

This morning, the Victorian Government announced plans to enshrine Work From Home arrangements in legislation. This is damaging to the autonomy of small enterprises, which make up 97% of Victoria’s businesses, and ignores the fact flexible arrangements already exist between many employees and employers across the state, where it is possible to do so. The government is overlooking systemic issues to address areas that are non-urgent and counter-productive. These changes also come on top of the new levy. Our businesses need government support not hindrance. They are stressed and exhausted after year on year of challenges.

Our CEO, in her capacity as Chair of the Victorian Regional Chamber Alliance, released a statement to amplify the regional view on these proposed law changes and the lack of benefit they include. Read the full statement here

Share this event

Related News

Over 1,400 votes have been cast and thousands of delicious hot chocolates have been enjoyed! Across the region, 34 local businesses have created their own limited-edition hot chocolate creations. The […]

The 2026/2027 Partnerships program will invest more than $1.4 million in eight local organisations over the next three years to help boost the local economy and positive community outcomes. Congratulations […]

News