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>I think we should also start with 6 hours work days or 4 days 8 hours. I hope you are not alluding that Sweden has 6 hour work days? That is not true. It has
by cvik 7y ago
>I think we should also start with 6 hours work days or 4 days 8 hours.
I hope you are not alluding that Sweden has 6 hour work days? That is not true. It has 8 hours, like most other countries.
- petre 7y agoOnly France has a 35 hour work week. 35 or 40, not much of a difference but nevertheless important since you can have a decent lunch break and still spend meaningful time with your kids if we account for commuting etc. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/35-hour_workweek https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/35-hour_workweek
- refurb 7y agoIt’s not hard to work more than 35 hours in France, correct? I work with teams across Europe and they seems to put in hours that aren’t that different from the US. I assume that voluntary?
- petre 7y agoOne gets get paid overtime for anything more than the 35h work week and can work up a limit of h/yr overtime. They also reduced overtime payments. If the company needs 70h per week from an employee, they'd probably be better off employing two people anyway, at least in theory.