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HomeStudy exploring the social, economic and legal context and trends of telework and the right to disconnect, in the context of digitalisation and the future of work, during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic
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This study was initiated as one of the follow-up actions to the European Parliament resolution of 21 January 2021, which called upon the Commission to propose a Directive establishing standards and conditions regarding the right to disconnect, and a legislative framework providing minimum requirements for telework. To this end, the study aims to provide evidence and analysis to support the Commission in its reflections on the appropriate response to the resolution of the European Parliament.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (European Commission) , Notus , Visionary Analytics
- Personal author(s): Martinaitis, Žilvinas ; Sadauskaitė, Audronė ; Garbašauskaitė, Aurinta ; Morris, Olea ; Bartasevičius, Vainius ; Gigani, Nini ; Caprile, Maria ; Sanz, Pablo ; Arasanz, Juan ; Bazzani, Tania
- Themes: Working conditions , Information technology and telecommunications
- Subject: arrangement of working time , coronavirus disease , digitisation , economic consequence , labour law , online platform worker , rest period , social impact , teleworking , work-life balance , working environment
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-68-13425-2 | DOI 10.2767/532522 | Catalogue number KE-02-24-315-EN-N |
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