Work-life balance | Respecting personal boundaries beyond work hours

Respecting personal boundaries beyond work hours

In today's hyper-connected world with the constant torrent of emails, Teams messages and other notifications, it may seem to some like they are always “at work”, even when they're not actually at work.

Under plans drawn up and announced recently by Labour’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner, in the future your boss could be blocked from messaging you outside of work. Obviously for this to be implemented Labour must win a majority in the next general election and then this could be part of their “New Deal for Working People”.

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