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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#279 - An Indictment of the Built Environment
#278 - A Lower Rung on the Ladder of Architectural Significance
#277 - A Quiet Game of Chicken
#276 - Quiet Quitting
#275 - The Waffling is Real
#274 - Tyranny of the Green Light
#273 - Know Anyone Interested?
#272 - Play the Game
#271 - The Upstairs Boat
#270 - Exhaustion Brought A Friend
#269 - Architecture is Hard
#268 - Hollow Words
#267 - Global Repository of Nonexistent Information
#266 - Places for Making
#265 - The Pontiac Aztek of Architecture
#264 - Gamer Mentality
#263 - Park All Hope at the Front Door
#262 - Silence is Acceptance
#261 - The Adventure Continues
#260 - How (not) to be in an Office
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