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Let's use the 'exemption' debate as an opportunity to rethink how we work.
Literal
'Exemption' [genitive-の] debate [object-を] opportunity [as-に], working-way [object-を] let's-re-examine.
A workplace/policy editorial call to action. ~を機に ('taking X as an opportunity,' 'using X as a turning point') is a formal set phrase for using an event as a springboard for action — common in op-eds and institutional rhetoric. 働き方 ('working style,' 'way of working') is a compound 働く + 方 ('way of X'), a very current policy-discourse term for thinking about labor reform. 見直す is a compound verb: 見る ('see') + 直す ('redo, fix') = 're-examine,' 'reconsider,' 'review.' The volitional 見直そう ('let's reconsider') is a cooperative call. エグゼンプション (exemption) is a policy-specific loanword referring to US-style white-collar overtime exemption.