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This is explained in the article. The intent is to evaluate 100:80:100, which is 100% pay for 80% of the hours in return for a commitment to maintain 100% produ
by simonh 4y ago
This is explained in the article. The intent is to evaluate 100:80:100, which is 100% pay for 80% of the hours in return for a commitment to maintain 100% productivity.
- smabie 4y agoThough of course since it's the government commitment to 100% of previous productivity probably not that difficult even with a 2 day work week..
- IshKebab 4y agoThat seems pretty unlikely to happen. I guess they can actually measure productivity for some council activities (e.g. rate of processing planning applications) so we should get some interesting data. I wonder how they hope to avoid the "guys if we all work really hard for this short study we get Fridays off forever!" effect.