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In practice, an "X hour work week" means employers are required to pay a multiple of the usual wage for hours worked past X. So you can allow/require employees
by myelin 12y ago
In practice, an "X hour work week" means employers are required to pay a multiple of the usual wage for hours worked past X. So you can allow/require employees to work longer, but it'll be cheaper to employ more people for fewer hours.
- icebraining 12y agoWhich just leads to people having to get multiple jobs, with the added stress and commuting it brings.