Digital disconnection and workplace well-being for companies

Stay compliant and protect your team's right to disconnect outside of working hours.

At Sellarès Assessors we help you implement the digital disconnection protocol in your company, as established in article 20 bis of the Workers’ Statute, introduced by Organic Law 3/2018. We draft and implement the document, integrate it into your internal policies and guide you through the necessary awareness-raising measures. A key step towards workplace wellbeing and regulatory compliance.
Contact us
By submitting the form, you agree that we will process your data to respond to your query. More info in our Privacy Policy.

Our payroll management service in Barcelona includes everything your company needs to comply with labor regulations and keep daily operations under control.

Monthly payroll management

Registrations, cancellations and hiring

Technology and reporting

Our outsourced labor management service in Barcelona includes everything your company needs to comply with regulations and keep daily operations under control.

Registrations, cancellations and hiring

Technology and reporting

Monthly payroll management

What our digital disconnection service includes. A complete implementation, adapted to the reality of your company.

Drafting of the mandatory protocol

Orientation and implementation

Awareness and training

Does your company not yet have a digital disconnection protocol?

Thinking that it is not mandatory

Every business should have a digital disconnect protocol, no matter their size.

Not knowing how to write it

A generic model may be insufficient in the face of an audit.

Forgetting to integrate it into the internal culture

If it only exists on paper, it does not fulfill its real or legal function.

Failure to inform staff

The protocol must be communicated and part of the day-to-day.

Failure to provide for reasonable exceptions

In some sectors, it is key to establish clear rules for on-call or emergency services.

Not knowing the link with risk prevention

Disconnection is a measure that affects stress and occupational health.

Legal and human support at every step

It is not just a matter of complying with a law, but of applying it in a useful and realistic way. At Sellarès Assessors we do not deliver a standard document: we analyse your company, draft an adapted protocol and guide you through each phase, from internal communication to team training. Our goal is for you to comply with the regulations, yes, but also to do so in a way that is practical, understandable and consistent with your organizational culture. And that can only be achieved with expert accompaniment.

Tools and applied approach. Beyond the document: real management of digital well-being

We help you define clear rules on device use, email, and after-hours communications. Our approach is based on the law, but also on practical experience with teams and managers.

  • Document adapted and justified by area
  • Internal Communication Templates
  • Workshops and awareness sessions
  • Coordination with other protocols and equality measures

Meet Sellarès Assessors

At Sellarès Assessors we have been accompanying SMEs for more than five decades.

Our multidisciplinary team offers comprehensive advice in the labour, tax, accounting and legal areas, with a strategic, human and technologically up-to-date perspective.

+50

Years of experience

50

Professional

6.500

Monthly payrolls

3.200

Annual training hours

85%

of our customers recommends us

7,550

Annual tax settlements

Figures that support our commitment

Complying with the LOPDGDD is not just an obligation: it is an opportunity to improve the work environment, reduce stress and promote more sustainable working relationships. At Sellarès Assessors we approach it as an integral part of the people management strategy.

+50

Years of excellence

50

Professional

6.500

Payslips per month

3.200

Annual training hours

85%

of our satisfied customers

7,550

Annual tax settlements

Sellarès in numbers: References and data

+50

Years of experience

50

Professional

6.500

Monthly payrolls

7.550

Annual tax settlements

3.200

annual hours invested in training work teams

85%

of satisfaction of our customers

Natàlia Sellarès Esmarats

Responsable Área Sociolaboral

Técnica en Derecho Laboral y de la Seguridad Social. Máster en Habilidades Directivas.

Workplace wellbeing as part of your legal compliance

What other companies ask us about digital disconnection

Yes. Article 20 bis of the Workers’ Statute, introduced by Organic Law 3/2018, recognises the right of workers to digital disconnection outside working hours. This implies that all companies – regardless of their size or sector – must establish an internal policy that regulates this right and defines how it is guaranteed. It is not just a formality: its implementation is required and can be reviewed by the labour inspectorate or within the framework of other audits, such as those of equality or psychosocial risks.
The protocol must include specific measures to avoid connection outside working hours, define justified exceptions and establish guidelines for the use of devices. It must also include awareness-raising actions and be adapted to the company’s organisational model.
Not recommended. The regulations require that it be adapted to the reality of each company, including the type of jobs, the working day, the sector and the organisational structure. In an inspection, a generic model may be considered insufficient.
It must be disseminated clearly, either by mail, publication on the internal portal or hand delivery. In addition, it must be accompanied by training or awareness-raising actions to ensure its effectiveness and that it does not remain a simple documentary procedure.
Yes, and it’s good practice. In companies with an equality plan, the digital disconnection protocol can be integrated as a specific measure within the axis of working conditions or occupational health.
It improves mental health, reduces stress, increases job satisfaction, and reinforces team engagement. Implementing it correctly not only avoids penalties, it also has a direct positive impact on well-being and productivity.
Contact us without obligation
By submitting the form, you agree that we will process your data to respond to your query. More info in our Privacy Policy.

Take the first step now

Fill out the form and an expert will contact you to answer your questions.

Response in less than 24 hours.