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This has been tried. It results in eliminating part-time jobs, overloading full-time employees, and increasing unemployment.
by PixyMisa 3y ago
This has been tried.
It results in eliminating part-time jobs, overloading full-time employees, and increasing unemployment.
- tremon 3y agoincreasing unemployment That is irrelevant, because of how it's measured: 1 person working 40 hours/week and 9 people not working gives an unemployment of 90%, but 10 persons working 4 hours/week gives an unemployment of 0% -- yet both scenarios have the same amount of work. Of course using part-time jobs reduces the unemployment figures. It says nothing, however, about the availability of work.