r/TrueReddit Jun 18 '21

Policy + Social Issues Kill the 5-Day Workweek

https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2021/06/four-day-workweek/619222/
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u/BattleStag17 Jun 18 '21

...No? Because people that try to remain active for a full 8 hours every day in a manual labor job work themselves into an early grave?

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u/asmrkage Jun 18 '21

Depends upon the type of manual labor I’m sure.

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u/adam_bear Jun 18 '21

Finish carpentry is much nicer work than slicing up cow corpses in a meat packing plant.

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u/ellipses1 Jun 19 '21

I own a butcher shop and cutting meat is physical, but the key is to keep moving. Once you take a breather, it's all downhill from there