We discuss Australia's 'Right to Disconnect' law, which aims to protect employees from having to engage in work-related communications outside of work hours, and the implications for both workers and companies. We get into the challenges and inefficiencies of modern work environments, including constant connectivity, the impact of email, and how technology has both helped and worsened work-life balance. We conclude with reflections on potential solutions for managing workloads and maintaining boundaries in the digital age.
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#299 - Networking and Community at the AIA Conference
#298 - Prototyping Ideas and Making Stuff with Cam Anderson of BlacktailStudio
#297 - Literal and Figurative Scars
#296 - From Ice Cubes to CEUs
#295 - AI in Architecture
#294 - ‘Three Recessions Away from Extinction’, with Evelyn Lee
#293 - Architecture School is ___K__
#292 - ‘Out of Architecture’, with Jake Rudin
#291 - Architects are an Endangered Species
#290 - “Rough“ Inspections
#289 - An Architect Walks Into a Building
#288 - Birth Control for Engineers
#287 - 42 Degrees North Latitude
#286 - Skyhooks Are Real
#285 - What the Monterey Design Conference is All About
#284 - Through the Lens of Others
#283 - Injured by Architecture
#282 - Realistic Sandwich
#281 - Little Glasses of Hindsight
#280 - We’re So Apathetic
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