More in general, and in addition to those enumerated in the previous sections, one can list several concerns regarding remotely provided services including the need to safely use ergonomics office tools and display screens or taking a break during long shifts (178), in order to avoid stress and postural disorders. As is well known, prolonged use of laptops or smartphones or the fact that a worker has to work at an unconformable, overcrowded or dangerous workplace, whether domestic or “shared” in co-working spaces, may determine severe consequences. Yet, the European Framework Agreement on Telework, signed by the social partners in July 2002, cannot be applied to these performances, at least in theory, as it has been designed “in the context of an employment contract/relationship” (Art. 2) (179)