California Workers Could Soon Have the Right to Disconnect After Hours: Here’s How It Would Work
San Francisco, California could become the first state in the US to enact a “right to disconnect” law, giving workers the freedom to unplug from work-related communications during non-working hours. The proposed Assembly Bill 2751, introduced by Assemblyman Matt Haney, aims to ensure that employees have uninterrupted personal and family time by allowing them to disengage from emails, texts, and calls outside of their designated work hours. Haney emphasized the need for this legislation, pointing …