Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has softened his pledge to get public servants to return to work five days a week, as Labor argues the policy shows the Coalition is anti-women.
The Australian Financial Review revealed last week that a Coalition government would force public servants to work from the office five days a week, after opposition finance spokeswoman Jane Hume said remote work arrangements had become unsustainable and unproductive.
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