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Lot of lines became pretty blurry in the recent few decades. Lots of business target the “off time”. Lots of companies offer or run non-traditional schedules wh
by 404mm 4y ago
Lot of lines became pretty blurry in the recent few decades. Lots of business target the “off time”. Lots of companies offer or run non-traditional schedules where employees are off on “work days”. And finally, saying “we’re closed for the holidays” - which ones? It’s becoming less clear with so many cultures in the mix.
So yes, 24/7 became the norm. And it’s ok if people get paid fairly and are willing to do it. On a side note, I do miss the old simpler days.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoWith dual income M-F 7AM to 6PM working households becoming common, I assume there would be significant demand outside of those hours for non work activities. The interesting part would be if grocery stores start charging more for evening/weekend/overnight hours.