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Australia has introduced a new law where work communication outside of working hours is prohibited.
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Although there are exceptions, right to disconnect has been put in place to protect personal time of workers.
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Following are 5 countries where the law is already enforced.
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France pioneered the concept in 2017, requiring companies with over 50 employees to negotiate after-hours communication policies.
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It mandates clear agreements between employers and workers on technological tool usage outside working hours.
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Spain enacted legislation in 2021 granting employees the right to ignore work-related messages after their workday ends.
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Introduced a code of practice in 2021, giving all employees the right to disengage from work and refrain from communications outside normal hours.
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It passed a law in 2021 making it illegal for employers to contact workers outside of office hours except in emergencies.
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Do you think this law should also be implemented in India?
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