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ARTICLE · 14 AUGUST 2023

The Right To Disconnect Around The World

Our interactive map shows the countries that have passed specific laws to guarantee employees the right to disconnect from work outside of work hours.

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Our interactive map shows the countries that have passed specific laws to guarantee employees the right to disconnect from work outside of work hours.

For those with 'teleworkable' jobs, remote work increased significantly during the pandemic. While the number of employees working remotely decreased again as restrictions were lifted, the numbers have not returned to pre-pandemic levels. As part of its analysis of findings published in 2022, Eurofound has predicted that advances in technology will combine with employer and employee preferences to ensure that rates of remote working continue to rise into the future.

While remote work can offer benefits to employees in terms of flexibility, autonomy and work-life balance, it also comes with risks of its own. One of these risks is that work bleeds into non-working time, increasing effective working time and bringing additional stress and other pressures. Thanks to technology that has become ubiquitous, employees can,

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