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Its kinda normal in Switzerland to work 4 day weeks or less. Working 32 hours instead of 40 (which was necessary in my initial education) really felt like a lif
by herbst 6y ago
Its kinda normal in Switzerland to work 4 day weeks or less. Working 32 hours instead of 40 (which was necessary in my initial education) really felt like a life changer. I could get so much done on that additional weekday and was able to fully enjoy my weekend
- esel2k 6y agoI disagree and I live in Switzerland and we tend to be a 40h week hard working country (not long ago 42,5h was the norm). Compare that to our neighbors and we are way about the average. Together with Iceland we have the most hours, so I think you might be wrong. Maybe education is different... Source: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/02/greeks-work-longest-hours-in-europe/ https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/02/greeks-work-longest-h...
- herbst 6y agoThis for sure is true, but that does not change the fact that we have a system for “part time work“ that is far easier than for example in germany or austria. In my social circle the majority works 80%. Something that is normal and possible here and unheard of in austria