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#FreshSqueeze | Burnt Out? Are you able to disconnect?

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Karin Calitz, a Stellenbosch University emeritus professor, has made a call for sweeping reforms including a code allowing employees to disconnect by ignoring after-hours WhatsApp's and e-mails. She has also proposed that burnout needs to be added to the list of medical conditions covered by the Labour Department’s Compensation Fund.
Labour Law Expert, Osborne Molatudi joined Complexion and Mpho Mashita on the #CapricornBreakfast to weigh in on the matter.

14 Oct 2022 English South Africa Business · Arts

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