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And several of those rich people own media companies publishing or amplifying articles saying it’s bad.
The joke that there will be UBI when AI does all the work when they won’t even let you have this now.
Can you please use clearer grammar?
3 day work weeks happen, granted, they’re 12hr shifts.
That said, they’re not a feasible setup for anyone human unless there is “block” scheduling. Meaning the 3 days are clumped together 90% of the time. 3 on, 4 off. Some variation, meaning you have 5 or 6 days off on occasion.
Even so, society didn’t collapse when these 36hr weeks were implemented. I’m almost positive rolling it back another 4 hrs for the 8hr workday set wont either.
My understanding is some manufacturing forces 4 twelves every other week rather than hiring 1 more person and being creative with schedules. IMO forced OT on twelves is an awful practice and not life balance sustainable.
when i worked in emergency services i worked 12 hour shifts for many years. they were a 2 on, 2 off, 3 on, then reverse for the next week. it sucked for scheduling anything weekly. i liked having a 3 day weekend they other week though. the other shitty part was covering absences which meant working 18 hours with only 6 off between shifts which meant about 3 hours sleep with a 45 minute commute. four 10s on a regular weekly schedule is way better.
Your situation sounds terrible, like a straight path to burnout. Clearly 12s only work if the scheduling manager isn’t an asshole.
well there isn’t a lot of choice in a small communications center, and that schedule was pretty common at the time. i actually went from one job to another with the exact same. it really helped having some part time coverage and when we were short staffed i worked 29 days in one month which was definitely burning me out quick.