Coalition would overturn right-to-disconnect legislation, Peter Dutton says

Prime minister says the opposition wants to wind back any reforms that are in the interests of working people'

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The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, has foreshadowed an election fight on the government's right-to-disconnect legislation, saying he would overturn the laws if elected.

Workers will soon have the right to ignore unreasonable calls and emails outside their rostered shifts, after the government's legislation cleared parliament on Thursday.

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