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>around quiet quitting Please do not use this phrase. Working 9-5 is called "doing your job" IT in Europe here and we work 8-5 with 1h lunch...
by rejectfinite 4y ago
>around quiet quitting
Please do not use this phrase.
Working 9-5 is called "doing your job"
IT in Europe here and we work 8-5 with 1h lunch...
- yamtaddle 4y ago> IT in Europe here and we work 8-5 with 1h lunch... Similar in the US, I've never actually seen an office that works 9-5, despite that being the phrase. It's always 8:30-5 or 8-5. It may once have been A Thing here in the US, with a 30-minute lunch and two 15-minute breaks coming out of a total of eight hours at work, since there are legally-mandated break periods for ordinary wage or hourly workers—but it seems like everyone's "exempt" now and so has far less legal protection, plus I'm sure enforcement's nearly non-existent. I assume it did actually exist, once, though, for "9-to-5" to have entered the language to begin with.
- BrandoElFollito 4y ago9 to 18 in France, mostly. Time for lunch is usually in the 30-45 min but this is by choice. Quite a lot of people stay after 18, mainly because of historical/ tradition reasons.