I took work calls when I was in labor. Why every country needs Australia's new right to disconnect law

In August, Australia's right to disconnect law took effect, enabling workers to ignore emails and calls from their bosses. A finance worker shares how the law could impact people like her. In August, Australia become the latest of a handful of countries that have adopted laws to effectively codify work-life balance. The “right to disconnect” law, which passed in February, empowers Australian workers to decline calls or ignore emails from their bosses outside of work hours. While it does not ...