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EU lawmakers look to protect work-from-home rights
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Over 30 EU lawmakers have signed a document that aims to ensure access to co-working spaces, prohibit tracking workers鈥� computers at home and protect them from having to send or respond to emails outside of working hours.
The non-binding document was developed by the Future Workforce Alliance, a forum of politicians, business leaders and focused on policy changes in response to the digital transformation of work environments.
(Picture: Hybrid workplace. Picture Credit: Getty Images).
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