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WSPS.CA For more information WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO DISCONNECT? Not engaging in work-related communications, including emails, video and telephone calls, so as to be free from the performance of work during non-work hours. WHY IS DISCONNECTING IMPORTANT? Supports workplace mental health Fosters a culture of work-life balance Reduces work related stress and burnout Attract new employees, retain current employees Solution BILL 27 THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT IT'S YOUR TURN Create your own disconnect policy: Effective June 2, 2022 Employers in Ontario with 25+ employees must develop a written policy giving workers the right to disconnect at the end of their workday. Define what work time means Set clear expectations about response time for emails Consider time zones (if that applies to your company) Define remote work and in-person expectations Tips to disconnect PROBLEM ALWAYS "ON" CULTURE Worktime overlaps personal time IN At the end of your working hours, turn off your work communication devices or set them to silent, as appropriate. If possible, have separate devices for work activities, so you would be unable to access work e-mails on your personal devices. During your personal time, turn off your computer and walk away. Take breaks throughout the work day and use that time to focus on something other than work. Dedicate a separate space in your home that is reserved for work, if possible. 300-BHX-01-IGDO | MAR 2022 Visit the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development website: www.ontario.ca

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