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Misleading headline. In the article she did not "call for a debate" on it. She was asked about it and said it's not in the current plans '“Until now, the trend

Misleading headline. In the article she did not "call for a debate" on it. She was asked about it and said it's not in the current plans '“Until now, the trend has been toward shorter working hours as productivity has increased,” she told reporters in Harpsund, Sweden. “I believe that in the future, though not in the next few years, the development will be similar: improvements in productivity and technology should show up as improvements in the conditions for ordinary workers, including shorter working hours.” The Finnish government isn’t currently working on a four-day week, she said.'

spurgu 7y ago
Actually the title is correct, she said the matter should be able to be discussed, and should be discussed. That qualifies as calling for a debate. Not what the previous clickbait articles said, this one is absolutely correct. Source: https://twitter.com/MarinSanna/status/1163372847894544384 https://twitter.com/MarinSanna/status/1163372847894544384
Hamuko 7y ago
Yeah, there's been very little in the Finnish news about this. It's not really a current topic.