The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours

The right to disconnect means you can reasonably refuse to be contacted outside of work hours. For people tied to the 'digital leash' of phones and email this marks a substantial boost in their right to break free.

The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours

The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours

The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours

The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours
The right to disconnect starts today, giving Australians legal cover to stop responding to emails and calls after hours
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