Series:
Covid-19 Stories - Story and Images - Warrick Sears
Series Number:
Access:
Open
Start Date:
01 Mar 2020
End Date:
30 Apr 2020
Creating Agency:
| Covid-19 Stories Project (TA2205) | 01 Mar 2020 |
How to Use:
Copyright of this series has been retained by Warrick Sears. Tasmanian Archives has permission to make the article and images available for research purposes, use copies for promotional purposes, and to authorise publication requests on behalf of the donor.
Series notes:
Warrick Sears's article 'Is Working From Home Working?' discusses the forced mass migration of workers from the office / work place to home during the COVID-19 crisis. His article looks at the opportunity in a post-pandemic world for businesses to keep those workers who are happy and productive working from home away from the office. The article was written on the 24 April and published on the Australian Graphic Design Association(AGDA) national website and on LinkedIn. Warrick Sear's submission includes a photograph of Warrick's home office set up and an artwork created to accompany the article.
These records are part of the holdings of the Tasmanian Archives
System of Arrangement:
Three digital items
Items: