What a 'right to disconnect' from work could look like in the UK
Briefly

Legislation allowing workers to disconnect from work has been increasingly adopted around Europe, recognizing the damaging effect of endless work demands on well-being and family life.
A review found raised heart disease and stroke risks for long-hours workers, along with growing concerns about the negative effects on mental health and productivity.
The UK has seen a rise in remote work, impacting the traditional work-life balance by blurring boundaries; some find productivity benefits in the hybrid working model.
Read at The Conversation
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