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Life Beyond Coronavirus: The Future of Work

Australia has weathered the first wave of this pandemic, but it has come at a big economic cost, with the repercussions yet to be truly understood. And as Australians return to work, we consider some of the big questions. Who will go back to the office and when? How does Australia recover from its first recession in 29 years? Who are the winners (and losers) from the work at home experience? And just what does the manager of today need to do to adapt to the needs of tomorrow? Panellists • Professor Jeff Borland, Truby Williams Professor of Economics. • Professor Jane Gunn, Inaugural Chair of Primary Care Research Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. • Associate Professor Leah Ruppanner, Associate Professor of Sociology and Co-Director of The Policy Lab • Associate Professor Jen Overbeck, Associate Professor of Management, Melbourne Business School COVID-19 Emergency Appeal: Join our global response :arrow_right: http://go.unimelb.edu.au/ko3r Be part of this effort to boost the important work of our world-class researchers, support our students in need and help build our strong University of Melbourne community. 3:08 Why has tracking the hours that people work become so important? 4:32 What is going to happen once JobKeeper ends? 5:24 What will the office look like as people get back to work? 7:11 What is the science behind physical distancing? 9:10 Who has lost out in the transition to working from home? 11:05 Is this a ‘shecession?’ 13:36 What has happened to productivity? 16:31 In practical terms, how will we manage teams and create team cohesion? 18:37 Are we watching the demise of the CBD? 22:37 How has the role of the manager changed? 26:00 What happens to the traditional open plan office now? 27:31 In managing new workplaces, how do we manage people’s psychology? 28:47 How much of our economy depends on open borders? 29:44 What is the economic outlook in 12 months’ time? 30:45 What about industries as risk such higher education, tourism and hospitality? 31:47 Should Australia become more a self-sufficient economy? 32:39 What should Australia do to shift into AI and other industries? 33:50 What can companies do to encourage a productive, remote workforce? 34:24 How do we tackle existing inequalities in the labour market? 35:52 Will COVID-19 hasten the introduction of automation and AI into the workplace? 37:32 Are there big societal changes that are also driving changes in the labour market? 38:37 How much will Australia’s economy be affected by the big changes in global society? 39:50 Does Australia, as a nation, have an opportunity to lead? 42:08 How much has the borrowing done by the government in the past six month impacted on our future? 45:52 What has history taught us about world changing events?