I'm sure in favor of the US moving the federal workweek to 36 hours and encouraging 4x9. - Reducing the supply of labor can be expected to push up wages a litt

I'm sure in favor of the US moving the federal workweek to 36 hours and encouraging 4x9. - Reducing the supply of labor can be expected to push up wages a little. (And lacks some of the distortions that playing with the minimum wage does-- though minimum wages are also necessary). - It's a good hedge against automation. - It's a massive improvement in quality of life for the entire population. - It's not that big of a hit on total productivity in most jobs. (But some things, like retail/restaurant/etc that need coverage still will require more people, helping the other points). - Less commuting, etc, will stretch our road infrastructure a little further and reduce fossil fuel usage a little.