ZAGREB, Sept 5, 2020 – Bridge MP Marija Selak Raspudic said on Saturday this opposition party would open debate in parliament on a law on the right to disconnect, which would separate work from private life so that it could be implemented in Croatia work environment.
“Given that amendments to the Labour Act have been announced and more and more citizens work from home, while on the other hand new technologies have made our work flexible and raised the question of how it should be regulated by law, it’s necessary to talk about how to separate the public and the private when workers work from home,” Selak Raspudic said at a press conference.
She announced that Bridge would be the first in Croatia to open a debate on a law on the right to disconnect.
Croatian laws should not only follow global trends, in which, she said, Croatia is lagging, but also dictate them by being the first to recognize how new technologies are changing working conditions.
Asked about Bridge’s position on a protest announced for today under the name Freedom Festival, Selak Raspudic said she would not attend but that she supported any form of civic activism.
Another Bridge MP, Marin Miletic, said he would come to the rally in Zagreb to hear what people had to say.
He said it was absolutely unacceptable to bring into question the right of citizens to gather in public under all legitimate measures and express their dissatisfaction with the national COVID response team.
The team has put itself above parliament and given itself the right to adopt decisions which, according to many constitutional law experts, are very questionable, Miletic said.
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