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How great would Sweden’s proposed six-hour workday be? This great.Young professional woman and busy mom.
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Re: How great would Sweden’s proposed six-hour workday be? This great.Scritto da: ::1
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The Swedish town of Kiruna actually gave up its six-hour working days in 2005 after finding that the increased intensity of work was not a positive. "People have seen there that the intensity of the job increases significantly, with negative effects on health as a consequence," Carina Bildt at the National Institute for Working Life told the Swedish press at the time. "It has certainly helped to improve productivity, but sickness has also increased."
Lavorare meno ore significa lavorare piu' intensamente significa stare peggio. Se poi ci aggiungiamo un probabile ridimensionamento del salario, abbiamo il sogno bagnato di ogni imprenditore, con la benedizione di Tsipras
`"la realta' non e' cosi' terrificante come vogliono farti credere" - Giambo ` - Wakko che cita Giambo-
Re: How great would Sweden’s proposed six-hour workday be? This great.Scritto daNon Autenticatoil 2014-06-03 14:17:32.0 alle 2014-06-03 14:17:32.0Scritto da: Giambo
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> The Swedish town of Kiruna actually gave up its six-hour working days in 2005 after finding that the increased intensity of work was not a positive. "People have seen there that the intensity of the job increases significantly, with negative effects on health as a consequence," Carina Bildt at the National Institute for Working Life told the Swedish press at the time. "It has certainly helped to improve productivity, but sickness has also increased."
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> Lavorare meno ore significa lavorare piu' intensamente significa stare peggio. Se poi ci aggiungiamo un probabile ridimensionamento del salario, abbiamo il sogno bagnato di ogni imprenditore, con la benedizione di Tsipras
A proposto dei quali trolliamo un po' suorzapata:Tsipras gabbati
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