Mexico amends its constitution to cut the maximum workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030 and gives 13.5 million workers the legal right to ignore their boss's
Didn’t work that way. Cause if I don’t answer I get people who whine tear I never answer my phone, but also simultaneously don’t text me or leave voicemails
Just now catching up to what we have in the states and not until 2030. So nothing amazing here.
I mean…
I’d kill for that. Even if it’s legal in the states it definitely still feels like I gotta take calls all hours of the fucking day and night
Never had a job that required me to answer after hours and wouldn’t accept one that did.
I mean… I didn’t accept one to begin with, but I’ve been moved into one that that does.
Same happened at mine.
Have you tried…turning off your phone?
Didn’t work that way. Cause if I don’t answer I get people who whine tear I never answer my phone, but also simultaneously don’t text me or leave voicemails
In some places that is called a “CLM”, or career-limiting move.
Meaning, a great way to give the powers that be an excuse to fire you.
If they fire you for that, you have a law suit.
They can’t fire you for that
Good luck proving it, LOL.
And for some reason that makes you the sample for the entire population? Or what’s your point?
Amen to that. Where I work it seems to have regressed recently, too.
It hit a point of sanity there, then there was a disruption in management… sigh.
I might just be a dumb American but I’m pretty sure most states have none of this.
Which states are you living in m8?Edit replied to the wrong comment whoops
Which states are you living in m8?
This has got to be bait.
Which states have any of these laws, and of those how many have all of them? If the answer isn’t one, then it’s none. Do better
The US has a 40 hour workweek already*, but we don’t have anything about after-hours contact or pay cuts.
*Unless you’re salary exempt, an ‘independent contractor’ gig worker, in certain agricultural jobs, or other exceptions.