With the French example they said it didn't improve employment as they just increase output. So in a way it was a win as no-one lost and workers gained time. Pe

With the French example they said it didn't improve employment as they just increase output. So in a way it was a win as no-one lost and workers gained time. Personally I have seen this result in myself when I go from extended long hours back to a more normal routine, I'm just more efficient. I've seen studies saying the most efficient work hours are about 6 hours a day (I think I found on HN). I'm not sure how you get to the jobless family being worse off... what is the logic there?