⏰ The Fleydo Broadsheet — Who Owns Your Time? The Global Battle Over the Right to Disconnect

The Fleydo Broadsheet Edition 03 explores 'Who Owns Your Time?' — the global battle over the boundary between work and personal life. The lead analysis (~850 words) opens with a concrete scenario under French law, then examines the 'always-on pandemic' (54% check work messages after hours, WHO burnout costs $1T/year), digital wage theft under US FLSA, the patchwork of 18 countries' disconnect legislation (France negotiate model vs Portugal prohibition vs Australia reasonableness test), the surveillance paradox (60% of remote workers monitored via keystroke logging/screen capture), the concept of cognitive liberty, and structured flexibility as a third way (delayed email, tiered protocols, core hours). Two secondary analyses cover Australia's one-year results (1,200 complaints, cultural signal vs enforcement, 'reasonableness' ambiguity) and the American cultural resistance to disconnect (Jonathan Malesic, work-as-identity thesis). Three shorter pieces cover employee surveillance tools (20% higher quit rates), WHO's updated burnout framework (systemic risk, not individual failing), and the 'loud leaving' trend (positive contagion).