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No more unpaid overtime for you, bosscucks!

>EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT TO MAKE THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT

>The European Parliament has voted to adopt a report recommending legislative action on the right to disconnect, an effort that was spearheaded by Maltese MEP Alex Agius Saliba. The majority of MEPs at the session on Wednesday voted in favour of the report, with 472 votes in favour, 126 against and 83 abstentions. The results of the vote were announced in the parliament on Thursday afternoon. After debating the report during a plenary session in parliament on Wednesday, the parliament will now formally recommend that the European Commission propose a directive which will require member states to adopt a minimum set of standards that guarantee workers the right to disconnect.

>The right to disconnect or switch off, as it is sometimes referred to, is a concept that comes from the idea that due to work-related communication being carried out on modern technology, employees feel they are always ‘on call’ and feel pressure to carry out tasks like answering texts, emails or phone calls outside their regular working hours. Proponents of the concept say it has led to a degradation of quality of life as the consequences of constant connection lead to diminished rest time for workers. Employees would also be able to ask for fair compensation and be protected when looking to enforce their rights, to ensure they do not face negative repercussions as a result.

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How will bosscucks cope when they can't force us wagies to suddenly work unpaid overtime anymore?