Digital Boundaries And Right To Disconnect: Socio - Legal Analysis Through Constitutional And Labour Law Lens
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Aditi Sangwan, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonepat, Haryana.
ABSTRACT
What started as a campaign storyline for a commercial brand, named kit kat, has today become a mass movement for private employees. Though ignited in Kerala, this shall consume the corporate sector of the nation as the employers continue to infringe the private spaces beyond duty hours for the sake of their own capitalistic gains. These continuous penetrations have led to a devastating impact upon the mental, psychological, and physical sphere of the employees, as reflected by many research initiatives. Considering this tug of war between individual’s Right to Life and Nation’s economic aspiration, The Right to Disconnect is the ray of light that can act as a balancing force. But to become a union law, it must overcome its hurdles, which are explored under this article.
Keywords: Right to Disconnect, Inheritance from Constitutional and Labour Law, Personal Space, Fixed working hours, PSWGRC, Economic Development.
