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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Instead of the 4x10, a 4x9 would work better. Given school aged children, and I'd imagine not a huge loss in productivity in that 10th hour, it would be a good balance. We all work too much anyway.
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4 x 9 seems like a good compromise. That said, I'd be shocked if this, or any other kind of permanent 4 day week, became common in my working career. I can see places offering compressed work weeks with 2 Friday off a month, or similar ideas being promoted as perks as companies scramble to recruit. I'm very skeptical we will see it go beyond that anytime soon.
There is zero talk at my employer about a 4 day work week, to my knowledge.
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Originally Posted by Igottago
Society is miserable and sitting at computers under florescent lighting for most of your waking life isn't a path to a good quality of life, everyone knows it. Yeah we need to work, and I'm all for productivity and competitiveness, but a workforce full of stressed out or depressed people isn't great for productivity anyways
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