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There's something odd about the four-day week movement; they'e always unable to be honest in their headlines. Germany is not trialing a four-day work week.
by TreetopPlace 2y ago
There's something odd about the four-day week movement; they'e always unable to be honest in their headlines. Germany is not trialing a four-day work week.
- CaptainOfCoit 2y agoThe website ("Welcome to the Jungle") seems to be a recruitment/media company, are they some sort of grassroots movement for "four-day week" but they hide this fact?
- cwillu 2y agoThe first 6 words of the article clarify it, it's not like it's buried. Clickbait, yes, but hardly unusual or indicative of dishonesty in the movement.
- wesselbindt 2y ago> What It’s Really Like to Have a 4-Day Workweek >Why The 4-Day Workweek Is Gaining Momentum >Four-day workweek: Firms in UK make the move permanent after world’s biggest trial There you go, a bunch of honest 4 day workweek headlines I found with the most basic google search. Now you can forever dispell yourself of the idea that dishonesty is particularly prevalent in headlines about 4 day workweeks.
- Shish2k 2y ago> they'e always unable to be honest in their headlines To call this “odd” implies that other news-sources are well known for their headlines accurately representing the body of their articles?