Sure. But scheduling someone for 168 hours in a week means life will get in the way. The way its being phrased though makes it sound like its a privilege rath

Sure. But scheduling someone for 168 hours in a week means life will get in the way. The way its being phrased though makes it sound like its a privilege rather than a basic fact of life. Put another way: recognizing this gets you about as many brownie points as recognizing that eating and shitting gets in the way of your average work day. So zero. It's basic logic and human function.