Should there be a right to disconnect from work?

‘The Australian Labor government introduced "right to disconnect" laws, allowing employees to refuse to monitor, read, or respond to work-related contact (emails, calls, texts) outside of working hours without fear of penalty’ That’s why Albanese doesn’t work over the weekend!

@Ausbobsmit The Australian Labor government introduced "right to disconnect" laws, allowing employees to refuse to monitor, read, or respond to work-related contact (emails, calls, texts) outside of working hours without fear of penalty. Albanese is a public servant -

@josie2tarts @Ausbobsmit @robwade91225 Must not let work interfere with the weekend The Australian Federal Government introduced the "right to disconnect" laws, which passed Parliament on February 12, 2024

@45FirstLady @Judy1403 ‘The Australian Labor government introduced "right to disconnect" laws, allowing employees to refuse to monitor, read, or respond to work-related contact (emails, calls, texts) outside of working hours without fear of penalty’ Albanese the public servant fo…

Right to disconnect isn't a perk It's the baseline for any company that claims to care about compliance If your employees can't leave work at work, you're not compliant with anything that matters

@MbarkCherguia I'd be looking in the 'Positions Vacant' in the very near future! Luckily though, I work in a country where such rights are protected. Right to disconnect - Fair Work Ombudsman https://t.co/X57JylRNBO https://t.co/eDOoSOrQv7