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Remote working: how can we enable employees to ‘disconnect’? A few weeks into Italy’s first coronavirus lockdown in March 2020, Andrea Pestarino started setting a 5.30pm alarm as a reminder it was time to turn off his laptop and go play football with his kids in the garden. The 42-year-old innovation manager said the trick helped him strike a better work-life balance after his engineering firm’s sudden move to remote work pushed him to spend longer hours glued to the computer screen. “At the beginning switching off was difficult, as I felt guilty for being away from the office and this prompted me to do more,” Pestarino said by phone. “I used to bring forward things that I could have easily done the next day.”

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Right to disconnect

Mon, 05, 21 A few weeks into Italy’s first coronavirus lockdown in March last year, Andrea Pestarino started setting a 5.30pm alarm as a reminder it was time to turn off his laptop and go play football with his kids in the garden. A few weeks into Italy’s first coronavirus lockdown in March last year, Andrea Pestarino started setting a 5.30pm alarm as a reminder it was time to turn off his laptop and go play football with his kids in the garden. The 42-year-old innovation manager said the trick helped him strike a better work-life balance after his engineering firm’s sudden move to remote work pushed him to spend longer hours glued to the computer screen.

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ANALYSIS-Right to disconnect gains ground as pandemic brings work home

By Umberto Bacchi, Thomson Reuters Foundation 7 Min Read Governments consider granting workers a right to disconnect Low uptake in France suggests rules alone won’t do, experts say April 29 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A few weeks into Italy’s first coronavirus lockdown in March last year, Andrea Pestarino started setting a 5.30pm alarm as a reminder it was time to turn off his laptop and go play football with his kids in the garden. The 42-year-old innovation manager said the trick helped him strike a better work-life balance after his engineering firm’s sudden move to remote work pushed him to spend longer hours glued to the computer screen.

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Right to disconnect gains ground as pandemic brings work home

Ireland introduced a legal right for employees to not respond to emails, telephone calls or other messages during nonwork hours from April 1.

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