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Employees in France gained the legal right to ignore e-mails outside working hours. Firms with more than 50 workers must now draw up charters setting out when employees are not supposed to send or answer e-mails. Supporters of the new law, dubbed the “right to disconnect”, say it will reduce unpaid overtime and burnout. Opponents see it as workplace regulation gone mad.

Charter：公司章程
Set out：陈述
Dub：称为
Burnout：筋疲力尽

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