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UK tells local authorities in England to stop four-day week trials
(www.reuters.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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Fucking morons in ivory towers. Complaining about removing 20% of capacity while simultaneously ignoring the fact that productivity is at running at 60% for the 5 day week. Remove a day and work at 80% and there’s still room for improvement in capacity but these leeches have never worked a real day in their lives to understand that
At no point of the indicator that they understand the core point.
The entire point is it doesn't affect productivity. These guys really are melons.
I used to work in government and the amount of sitting around we did was ridiculous. It was definitely more than 20% I'll tell you that. We used to spend ages waiting for department A to do their job, so department B could do their jobs, so we could do our job. The actual task would only take maybe 5% of the time already allocated but we had to wait.
This guys knows whats up.