European Commission: telework and the right to disconnect – preliminary study findings
The workshop is organised as part of the Study exploring the social, economic and legal context and trends of telework and the right to disconnect. It is led by Visionary Analytics, Notus. The study is carried out at the request of the DG for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion.
Session I: Telework and the right to disconnect: prevalence, challenges and opportunities
Session II: EU labour acquis: tackling the challenges and opportunities of teleworking and ‘always-on’ culture.
Session III: national approaches to telework and the right to disconnect
Session IV: The future of telework: scenarios and likely impacts
Registration link in the prgramme.
Session I: Telework and the right to disconnect: prevalence, challenges and opportunities
Session II: EU labour acquis: tackling the challenges and opportunities of teleworking and ‘always-on’ culture.
Session III: national approaches to telework and the right to disconnect
Session IV: The future of telework: scenarios and likely impacts
Registration link in the prgramme.
Date of publication
1 décembre 2022
Available language
Anglais
Country/countries concerned
Union européenne
Categories
Relations sociales
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