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I have always been of the opinion that it's the schedule, not the clock! You need to change the schedule if you don't like the hours. Changing the clock does n
by Gunax 5y ago
I have always been of the opinion that it's the schedule, not the clock!
You need to change the schedule if you don't like the hours. Changing the clock does nothing!
If the point is that business are closing too late so we lose too much daylight during winter, then we need to tell businesses to move their operating hours earlier.
My gut says that we decided school should operate 8-3 and work 9-5 for a reason. If we were to move the clock permanently by an hour, why wouldn't those times just shift as well?
- leoedin 5y agoJust look at Spain. For historical reasons they're in the European time zone even though they're really aligned with the UK. Culturally they do everything "late" - start work, finish work, eat dinner. That's just the schedule shifting to meet the sun.