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Who has to be at work nowadays, other than people who tend to work in jobs which mean shift patterns. Sometimes I have to start work at 4am, does that mean tha
by iso1631 4y ago
Who has to be at work nowadays, other than people who tend to work in jobs which mean shift patterns.
Sometimes I have to start work at 4am, does that mean that schools should start at 3am to make it convenient for me? What about when I finish at 11pm? What if I'm working overnight?
- giantg2 4y ago"Who has to be at work nowadays," That sounds incredibly privileged. https://www.thrillist.com/news/nation/overflow-data-finds-the-average-time-most-americans-get-to-work https://www.thrillist.com/news/nation/overflow-data-finds-th...
- iso1631 4y agoIf you want to selectively quote out of context go ahead. If you want to quote a 2017 report and claim it's relevant today go ahead.
- skyyler 4y ago>Who has to be at work nowadays Nearly all workers that perform non-mental labour. You should really consider talking to some less privileged people sometime. Most of the world's workers aren't white collar, are they? Even if they were, are all white collar jobs allowing full remote these days?
- iso1631 4y agoYou helpfully cut the other than people who tend to work in jobs which mean shift patterns Everyone I know that works in a location works shift patterns or other non 9-5 jobs. My wife might start at 7.30 am one day, or another day not finish to 9pm. If you're working 9-5 every day it's increasingly unlikely you need to be in a specific place to do so. Those who do work in specific places tend to have to cover a far larger range than 9-5 and thus require alternate child care arrangements anyway.