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I suspect once everyone is having a 4 day work week they’d get used to that, complain, and then want more. The problem isn’t a 5 day work week, but the world is
by m3kw9 5y ago
I suspect once everyone is having a 4 day work week they’d get used to that, complain, and then want more. The problem isn’t a 5 day work week, but the world is pretty much designed for that in mind. Once a 4 day is normal, the world will again design around that to make it inadequate again.
- billytetrud 5y agoAnd what's wrong with that? But seems like a 4 day work week is a no brainer. Basically no loss of work productivity and a lot more free time. It's more than an extra 8 hours, you'd get more energy for the whole rest of that day and be able to do much more with that day. It would bump your free time that day from like 3 hours to 11 hours - that's pretty huge.
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