Still, in the same way that wages are adjusted by both sides of the labor market, why aren't work hours adjusted too ? You see those kinds of adjustments with

Still, in the same way that wages are adjusted by both sides of the labor market, why aren't work hours adjusted too ? You see those kinds of adjustments with female employees: there's a decent amount part-time work and no-overtime in that segment, especially at families with decent income. But not so with males. And often, for males with the privilege to work less, their job is their identity. So it's natural they like going to work. But if the stats of this Gallup survey[1] are correct, that 70% of Americans hate their job, the reason clearly isn't love, but necessity. [1]http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/majority-u-s-workers-not-engaged-job-gallup-poll-article-1.2094990 http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/majority-u-s-workers-n...