Just to recall these "openly cut work hours" are already unpaid. This is just another pro-business publication that is trying to make it sound like employees ar

Just to recall these "openly cut work hours" are already unpaid. This is just another pro-business publication that is trying to make it sound like employees are the problem: "quiet quitting" a phrase only use to shit on people who aren't doing free and unpaid labour, similarly here the implication of "openly cutting their work hours" is that they aren't working all the hours they are being paid when, as the article reluctantly admits, they are working for far longer than the hours they are paid, and even with a reduction in volunteer time they are working longer than they're paid.