Webcasts/What does the ‘right to disconnect’ mean for employers?

Nov 13, 2024 / 12:30 - 13:30PM

What does the ‘right to disconnect’ mean for employers?

Kate Palmer FCIPD - Director of HR Advice and Consultancy at global employment law consultancy, Peninsula.

Kate Palmer

Employment Services Director

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About this upcoming session

Under Labour's new Employment Rights Bill, employees will gain the right to 'disconnect' from work after their usual working hours.

This will give workers the right to not respond to out-of-hours contact from their employer, or take part in any work-related activities.

Join Peninsula's webcast to learn:

  • How the new legislation could work

  • How to improve employees' work-life balance

  • The relevant 'right to disconnect' policies you may need

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