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I don't understand your logic? How does "People would simply figure out a way to work more in order to get ahead and compete with others." matter at all? Wh
by dubcanada 7y ago
I don't understand your logic?
How does
"People would simply figure out a way to work more in order to get ahead and compete with others."
matter at all?
Why would a person who is willing to work extra being paid extra matter, regardless if they normally would work 8 hours or 6?
- xwowsersx 7y agoSee my other comment. It matters if the goal is to institute, at a national level, people working less in absolute terms, I could be wrong that that's the goal, but if it is my point is that for that to work, you need have a more dominating state than what exists, in say, the US.
- dubcanada 7y agoStill not getting your logic. Let's say your a random person Betty, and you need to work 64 hours to support your requirements (40 hours a week + a part time 24 hour job). If the govern decided that 40 hours should be 32 instead and you get paid the exact same. That doesn't mean you then can now get another job at 8 hours, no that means you get everything you need in 56 hours. More time to do other stuff besides work. Sure there will be people that want to excel rather then stay stationary and maybe they'll pick up another job or another shift and work another 8 hours. That doesn't mean that's wrong. All that it means is 90% of the people work less. You can't govern a nation is absolutes, you govern a nation with majorities. Nobody gets 100% of the votes, no bill passes with 100% of the populous support. So nothing is absolute.