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28 hours with limited impact on wages. Hmm, I don't agree. If you don't switch to 28 hours you're working for free 7 hours for 2 years compared to others. Prob
by PunchTornado 9y ago
28 hours with limited impact on wages. Hmm, I don't agree.
If you don't switch to 28 hours you're working for free 7 hours for 2 years compared to others. Probably it will also be available only for families, which sucks. Family is a choice.
- icebraining 9y agoFamily is a choice. That's the point - it's the choice they want you to make. It's how the system keeps running - including the pensions they will receive, etc. Don't get me wrong, I pay that "tax" too, but it makes sense to provide that incentive.