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first of all this is an incredibly white-collar centric claim. shift work pays by the hour for however many hours you work (and possibly overtime), and most of

first of all this is an incredibly white-collar centric claim. shift work pays by the hour for however many hours you work (and possibly overtime), and most of these jobs don't expect you to work full-time. in fact, they might prefer that you don't. you're probably not gonna get an aeron chair and a mechanical switch keyboard though. even in software, there are people working less than full-time. there was a thread about this just the other day.

lm28469 7y ago
> first of all this is an incredibly white-collar centric claim Well yeah obviously I wouldn't be able to live working @30% doing food delivery or cleaning bathrooms... > there are people working less than full-time. There are some for sure but so far I haven't found a company accepting my requests. It's probably highly dependent on the country/industry.