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Americans Demand Email-Free Downtime

Over 90% of American workers support a 'right-to-disconnect' law, as they feel overwhelmed by work emails outside office hours, causing stress and anxiety. Many feel pressured to respond promptly, even on vacation, highlighting the need for boundaries between work and personal life.
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Americans Demand Email-Free Downtime

📧 90% of Americans want a 'right-to-disconnect' law to curb out-of-hours work emails. With most emails deemed irrelevant, is it time for a change? #WorkLifeBalance #RightToDisconnect

  1. 90.4% of Americans support a 'right-to-disconnect' law to avoid work emails after hours.
  2. Many workers experience anxiety and pressure to respond to emails promptly, even on vacation.
  3. The constant connectivity impacts mental health and personal life, driving the demand for legal boundaries.

Techradar: Over 90% of Americans demand a "right-to-disconnect" law which would protect them from out-of-hours work communication

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