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You are making an unsound assumption that longer hours mean more economic output. In some kinds of jobs this may be true, but in others-- especially ones with
by nullc 7y ago
You are making an unsound assumption that longer hours mean more economic output.
In some kinds of jobs this may be true, but in others-- especially ones with substantial intellectual or creative components-- it isn't.
In some cases studies have showed increased output from reduced working hours.
- Proven 7y ago> In some cases studies have showed increased output from reduced working hours. Surely the greedy capitalist swines introduced reduced shorter working hours when they realized that. And those who didn't, lost their best employees to those who did, right? > In some kinds of jobs this may be true, but in others-- especially ones with substantial intellectual or creative components-- it isn't. But they aren't calling for targeted reduction. Instead they want the least competent and most corrupt to make a blanket decision that applies to everyone.