Do Bosses Really Need A Law To Stop Contacting Staff After Work Hours?Work-life balance is increasingly protected by law, with various countries implementing 'right to disconnect' laws to help employees maintain personal boundaries.
Australian employees get the 'right to disconnect' after work ends, thanks to a new lawAustralia's 'right to disconnect' law allows employees to ignore work communications after hours without penalty.
Bans on out-of-hours work calls and emails are looming. They could bring trouble as well as peace.Countries are increasingly adopting the right to disconnect laws to protect employees' mental health and establish work-life boundaries.
What Is the Right to Disconnect and Will the US Get It?The right to disconnect allows workers to ignore after-hours communications without fear of reprisal, establishing a crucial boundary for work-life balance.
Australians now have the legal right to disconnect from work. But how effective will it be? | CBC NewsAustralia's right-to-disconnect law allows employees to refuse after-hours contact from employers, reflecting a growing trend around the globe.
Australians get 'right to disconnect' after hoursAustralia's new 'right to disconnect' rule allows employees to ignore after-hours work communications without fear of repercussions from employers.
Do Bosses Really Need A Law To Stop Contacting Staff After Work Hours?Work-life balance is increasingly protected by law, with various countries implementing 'right to disconnect' laws to help employees maintain personal boundaries.
Australian employees get the 'right to disconnect' after work ends, thanks to a new lawAustralia's 'right to disconnect' law allows employees to ignore work communications after hours without penalty.
Bans on out-of-hours work calls and emails are looming. They could bring trouble as well as peace.Countries are increasingly adopting the right to disconnect laws to protect employees' mental health and establish work-life boundaries.
What Is the Right to Disconnect and Will the US Get It?The right to disconnect allows workers to ignore after-hours communications without fear of reprisal, establishing a crucial boundary for work-life balance.
Australians now have the legal right to disconnect from work. But how effective will it be? | CBC NewsAustralia's right-to-disconnect law allows employees to refuse after-hours contact from employers, reflecting a growing trend around the globe.
Australians get 'right to disconnect' after hoursAustralia's new 'right to disconnect' rule allows employees to ignore after-hours work communications without fear of repercussions from employers.
UK workers on the right to switch off: Uncompensated overtime should be illegal'The UK government seeks to legally enforce the right to disconnect from work, penalizing employers for contacting employees outside agreed hours.
Want the legal right to ignore your boss outside working hours? Learn from the French | Alexander HurstCultural attitudes toward work and holiday differ greatly between Europe and the US, affecting work-life balance and economic competitiveness.
Switching off from job boosts productivity - No 10The UK's 'right to switch off' initiative aims to improve work-life balance and productivity by preventing constant connectivity outside of work hours.
I took work calls when I was in labor. Why every country needs Australia's new right to disconnect lawAustralia's 'right to disconnect' law aims to enhance work-life balance by allowing workers to ignore communications after hours.
EU looks to give workers the "right to disconnect" - MarketplaceThe EU is considering a 'right to disconnect' to help workers manage work-life balance amid remote working challenges.
Australia is the latest country to give workers the 'right to disconnect' after hoursAustralia has enacted a 'right to disconnect' law protecting employees from after-hours work communication.
UK workers on the right to switch off: Uncompensated overtime should be illegal'The UK government seeks to legally enforce the right to disconnect from work, penalizing employers for contacting employees outside agreed hours.
Want the legal right to ignore your boss outside working hours? Learn from the French | Alexander HurstCultural attitudes toward work and holiday differ greatly between Europe and the US, affecting work-life balance and economic competitiveness.
Switching off from job boosts productivity - No 10The UK's 'right to switch off' initiative aims to improve work-life balance and productivity by preventing constant connectivity outside of work hours.
I took work calls when I was in labor. Why every country needs Australia's new right to disconnect lawAustralia's 'right to disconnect' law aims to enhance work-life balance by allowing workers to ignore communications after hours.
EU looks to give workers the "right to disconnect" - MarketplaceThe EU is considering a 'right to disconnect' to help workers manage work-life balance amid remote working challenges.
Australia is the latest country to give workers the 'right to disconnect' after hoursAustralia has enacted a 'right to disconnect' law protecting employees from after-hours work communication.
Kevin O'Leary says 'right to disconnect' laws are crazy and he'll just fire staff who don't answer his texts and callsKevin O'Leary condemns Australia's 'right to disconnect' law as impractical, emphasizing the need for workplace responsiveness and accountability.
New laws come into force in Australia giving workers the right to disconnect'Australian workers now have the legal right to disconnect from work communications outside of paid hours as part of new workplace reforms.
California lawmakers kill psychedelics legalization - and hundreds more bills. What was cut?Therapeutic psychedelic bill and 'Right to Disconnect' bill failed due to legislative process without public input.