California Considers Cutting the Cord with Right to Disconnect Legislation
Briefly

California lawmakers are proposing AB 2751 which, if enacted, would allow employees to disconnect from employer communications outside of agreed working hours, fostering work-life balance.
The proposed legislation requires employers to develop a policy defining non-working hours and restricts employer communications during this time, except in emergencies or last-minute scheduling changes.
Without a private right of action for employees, the bill emphasizes reliance on complaints to the California Labor Commissioner, imposing fines for repeated violations as a punitive measure.
AB 2751 applies broadly to both public and private sectors and aims to refine definitions related to emergencies and employers, signaling an evolving workplace dynamic.
Read at California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog
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