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Ministers warn English councils not to adopt four-day working weeks
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2023
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Covid changed where we worked, not when, which is a far larger change, especially to get sll companies and governments to agree to the change.
While the rich guys at the top does have plenty of power, this concept that I presented would change the entire culture of the world, and will probably show to be wildly impopular among the working class as well as the rich guys at the top.
You're a bit up yourself aren't you? I don't work behind a desk like you and it didn't change where I work at all. Get over yourself.
Wow, projecting hard are we?