Robert5thinks: In the mid-and late 1970's there were 3-day weeks worked because of industrial action, Electricity was of relatively intermittent continuity. Yet the workforce, Workers and Management rose to the challenge, as they did in War. They exceeded their five-day week work and output rate! As an implicit inference, people may hate their jobs because they theive a disproportionate amount of their waking hours. If the output measurably increases, the Real Wage of the Employees should increase proportionately. Not profit! As Costs would be lower, for a specific output. See Germany in the 1980's and '90's! How much better would families be able to stay together!
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