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Well the high flying corporate types have always pulled long hours in Paris. The one I know working for LVMH was doing 90+ hour weeks. Maybe there's a "managem
by hkmurakami 10y ago
Well the high flying corporate types have always pulled long hours in Paris. The one I know working for LVMH was doing 90+ hour weeks.
Maybe there's a "management class" distinction?
- fastbeef 10y agoIn Sweden, which I image has similar laws, managers (ie. employees with responsibility for other employees, not "team leads") usually have no specified working hours at all. They're trusted and expected to work as much or as little as they need. Most still work ~40 hours/week however.
- mamadrood 10y agoYep, we have this status, it's called "Cadre" in France, and you don't even have to be a manager, you just need to have a certain autonomy on your work, which basically apply to everyone that work in an office.