Barbara Pocock

Barbara Pocock

politician Australia

Barbara Pocock is an Australian politician and member of the Australian Senate representing the Australian Greens party. She has been a vocal advocate for progressive policies, particularly in relation to work-life balance and labor rights. Recently, she gained attention for her public statements promoting the implementation of a four-day work week in Australia, arguing that it would enhance the quality of life for workers while maintaining their salary levels. Pocock believes that such a policy would lead to happier and more productive employees, reflecting a growing global interest in flexible working arrangements.

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Australia Australia: Greens housing spokeswoman Barbara Pocock emphasized the need for Australia to prioritize loans for owner-occupiers over property investors. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: 300,000 extra needed to build roads, homes and power lines

Jamaica Jamaica: Senator Barbara Pocock, the Australian Greens party’s spokesperson on the public sector, said Deloitte should refund the entire AU$440,000. 6

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Deloitte to partially refund Australian government for report with apparent AI-generated errors | News

Australia Australia: Greens Senator Barbara Pocock said: 'Outsourcing government analysis to AI via consultants is a waste of money, time and resources.' 3

The Sydney Morning Herald: Dodgy report a sign of times as AI use ramps up

Australia Australia: Greens Senator Barbara Pocock called it a 'Trumpian' move likely to push women out of stable jobs and into precarious ones. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: I was an absent father until working from home changed everything

Vietnam Vietnam: Barbara Pocock, a senator from the Greens Party, spoke publicly about the party's election policy, including the establishment of a National Institute for a four-day work week. 9

VnExpress – leading Vietnamese online newspaper, est. 2001: Làm việc 40 giờ, 4 ngày