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At least in the United States, I see exactly 0 chance of this happening in the current cultural and regulatory system we operate under. The average American wor
by 1_800_UNICORN 8y ago
At least in the United States, I see exactly 0 chance of this happening in the current cultural and regulatory system we operate under. The average American worker is just lucky that they even get 2 days off during the week at this point.
If I found a political candidate who advocated for mandatory vacation of 4 weeks or more per year, and/or less work-hours per week, I'd give them my vote in a heartbeat. A change of that magnitude for the average worker would reap incredible social benefits for all of us.
- nv-vn 8y agoMandatory limits on working hours would suck for anyone who enjoys their job though.
- beobab 8y agoIs your argument: "If you enjoy your job, you want to do it all the time, and less job == less enjoyment"? If it is, may I humbly suggest that scarcity does not reduce enjoyment, and that looking forward to something can actually increase your enjoyment of it when you do get to do it.
- nv-vn 8y agoMy "argument" is simply that people should be free to do what they want