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This argument doesn't really seem to hold much merit, as you can use this exact same logic to say that we shouldn't have any sort of enforcement around working
by aisengard 7y ago
This argument doesn't really seem to hold much merit, as you can use this exact same logic to say that we shouldn't have any sort of enforcement around working hours. We already had this fight. The argument ended in favor of enforcing shorter shifts than the ones we used to have. The only argument now is, should the limit be even lower?
- asdkhadsj 7y agoIt also falls apart in the inverse. Who is to say that 5 day workweeks are best? Wouldn't the above argument for 5 day over 4 day apply to 6 day over 5 day? There is likely a good middle ground between butt in chair hours and productivity. This discussion is merely debating what that number is. The GP comment doesn't contribute to the discussion in any meaningful way, imo. edit: but -> butt