Australia has introduced a law in which their employees will have the legal right to ignore their bosses outside of working hours. This new law enshrines the "right to disconnect" and is set to come into force on Monday. The legislation, passed in February, protects workers who choose not to monitor, read, or respond to employer communications after work hours.
'Right To Disconnect': This Country Lets Employees Ignore Bosses After Work Hours — All About It
ABP News Bureau
Updated at:
23 Aug 2024 04:39 PM (IST)
The 'Right To Disconnect' law aims to promote work-life balance and prevent unpaid overtime. It includes exceptions based on employee role, contact reason, and reasonableness.
Representational Image | Australia has implemented a "right to disconnect" law, allowing employees to ignore employer communication outside of work hours.