Do Canadians need ‘right to disconnect’?

France introduces new regulation

Do Canadians need ‘right to disconnect’?
French President Francois Hollande in Paris on Jan. 15. France’s new law allowing workers to disconnect from work after-hours highlights the challenges of overwork. Francois Mori/POOL (Reuters)

On Jan. 1, France enacted a “right to disconnect” law that gives workers the right to ignore corporate communications after they leave the office.

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