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If working hours would increase productivity, why don't they pay overtime? In most situations where there's a direct correlation between work hours and producti
by muzani 4y ago
If working hours would increase productivity, why don't they pay overtime? In most situations where there's a direct correlation between work hours and productivity, someone pays overtime. Why is overtime not offered?
Eastern companies often employ 996, where the expectations are roughly 72 hours/week, and compensation is paid accordingly.
- drewcoo 4y agoThe parent is not arguing anything about productivity. The point is that the 40 hour work week has nothing to do with productivity.
- nopenopenopeno 4y agoI’m not taking any position on that. It’s irrelevant to my point.