US EditionSmall businesses urged to comply with upcoming Right to Disconnect law
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Small businesses urged to comply with upcoming Right to Disconnect law
With the looming Right to Disconnect law on set to take effect on August 26, Australian small-business owners are urged to act immediately to ensure their compliance with the incoming law. Dee Powis, director of Halcyon HR, a Brisbane-based consultancy supporting SMEs, small-business owners need to prepare policies, train staff, and review after-hours communication practices in anticipation of the law’s effectiveness. Under the new law, employee…
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