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Want a dog-friendly workplace? Here’s what you’ll need to get right

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Dogs are increasingly appearing in Australian workplaces. From “take your dog to work” days to permanent pet-friendly offices, the trend is often framed as an easy win for staff morale.

Evidence suggests having dogs at work can reduce stress and improve social connection. But only if some important risks are managed...

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