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implementing a rotating 32-hour work week will not maintain existing levels of productivity and work quality, but increase them.

tldr: there are too many of us wasting the taxpayers money on useless jobs so you should cut our hours (but not our pay!) so that it looks like we are actually doing something.

>implementing a rotating 32-hour work week will not maintain existing levels of productivity and work quality, but increase them. tldr: there are too many of us wasting the taxpayers money on useless jobs so you should cut our hours (but not our pay!) so that it looks like we are actually doing something.

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[–] • 1 pt 3mo

Ridiculous. At 32 hours their employers wouldn’t have to provide benefits such as health care and paid vacation. I’m for this, as long as their benefits, other compensations and wages are reduced as well.

[–] • 1 pt 3mo

They were very specific that the hours reduction would not be accompanied by any pay/benefit cuts.

I guess that you can't have what you don't ask for...