Company agrees to 4-day week at full pay—worker reveals dramatic result
Company agrees to 4-day week at full pay—worker reveals dramatic result
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Company agrees to 4-day week at full pay—worker reveals dramatic result
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Having a three day weekend every week is so nice. I don't think I could ever go back to 5/8 schedule. That's despite the fact that I still work 40 hour weeks. It kinda sucks to work 10 hours per day (and I'd much rather do 8), but it's worth it to have an entire extra day.
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When I started my company, I decided a 4day/40hour work week would be best, but pretty quickly I realized that those extra two hours a day are usually wasted anyway. Now I do a 4day/32hour work week, and I’ve been a lot more productive.
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Yeah, we do 12 hour shifts on a continental pattern and just finishing right now means I've got to grab a shower / food / minor chores and it feels like I don't get time after work to even think.
However I love my long weekends off and won't have to go back in until Tues night, giving me a three and half weekend and like it states in the article allows you to take up hobbies (some of being weather dependent) at your choosing. I could never work M-F ever again even thou the hours do suck a little. But, there is also the bonus of simply booking two shifts off and I get a whole week off.
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Jumping on the topic of popular ideas that've worked - I have family that works eight 9-hour days, one 8-hour day, and chooses either a Monday or Friday off. This is every two weeks. It still squeezes in 40 hours, and he likes it better than all 8-hour days.
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Meanwhile my job where it's pretty much literally a sweatshop during the summer: no we can't try 4 day weeks just for the summer either, we need to ship product 5 days a week...
We sell expensive as fuck seats for rich people's yachs. Yeah... Totally a need society couldn't stand waiting another day for.
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