The Right to Disconnect during a pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2022.19.10963Keywords:
Direito à desconexão; Teletrabalho; Home Office; COVID-19; Dignidade da pessoa humana.Abstract
This article has as its subject the right to disconnect during a pandemic and aims to analyze the need for workers to disconnect, especially during the isolation imposed by the COVID-19 in Brazil. In methodological terms, the research adopted a deductive approach to understand the effects of the lack of disconnection in the life and health of workers, as well as its reflexes in society. The study points out as the main results the need to promote disconnection policies in companies, with regulation by the State, concluding that the right to disconnect is raised to constitutional guarantee, as a right linked to the dignity of the human person to be protected.
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