A 32-Hour Workweek Isn't As Far-Fetched As You Think
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A 32-Hour Workweek Isn't As Far-Fetched As You Think
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Recognition of the scale of these disruptions has led people like Google cofounder Larry Page to advocate a more radical proposition: let’s move to a four-day work week or have multiple people “share” the same job. In one version of this proposal, a single full-time job could be split into several part-time jobs, sharing the increasingly scarce
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