European Parliament resolution of 21 January 2021 with recommendations to the Commission on the right to disconnect (2019/2181(INL))¶
European Parliament. (2021). European Parliament resolution of 21 January 2021 with recommendations to the Commission on the right to disconnect (2019/2181(INL)).
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- Quiet Hours Policy
- Formalizing a right to be unreachable during set periods echoes the "right to disconnect" enshrined in some labor law, which recognizes that always-on availability is a genuine attention and wellbeing cost.
This sourceDefines a right to refrain from work communications outside working time and links constant connectivity to reduced concentration, overload, and diminished well-being.
- Formalizing a right to be unreachable during set periods echoes the "right to disconnect" enshrined in some labor law, which recognizes that always-on availability is a genuine attention and wellbeing cost.
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