Just to be clear, I wasn't proposing a law. Here's the thing. Right now, it's difficult to work 25% less for only a 25% pay cut, especially when you include ot

Just to be clear, I wasn't proposing a law. Here's the thing. Right now, it's difficult to work 25% less for only a 25% pay cut, especially when you include other benefits. And that's because people who work less than 40 hours are considered more temporary and less dedicated—because the market of "part-time" job seekers usually is more temporary and less dedicated, as of today. But I think that's cultural. I'd like to encourage more people to re-evaluate how they're spending their time. If a certain mass of workers decided they'd prefer to work 30 hours, it would become easier for others to work 30 hours as well. Not entirely unlike how normalizing remote work allows more people to do it.