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A comment on Gothenburg's six-hour work day experiment hangs in the balance. Parent comment

Re:Gothenburg's six-hour work day experiment hangs in the ba... by dogma1138 on Thursday April 21, 2016 @01:04PM (#11543654)
It can also be interpreted as we've tried, the data we collected shows us that its unsustainable and did not provide sufficient improvements to counter the downsides and we see no point of continuing.

Not every trial has to run it's full course some times you can have enough information before that.

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Re:Gothenburg's six-hour work day experiment hangs in the ba... by mtberatwork on Thursday April 21, 2016 @01:23PM (#11543786)
That's not really what the article says though. It's being wrapped up because: "A motion from the opposition centre-right Moderate party is calling for the pilot project to be wrapped up prematurely."
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Re:Gothenburg's six-hour work day experiment hangs in the ba... by jerf on Thursday April 21, 2016 @02:13PM (#11544203)
The feeling I'm getting from this article is that the positions of both sides are being smudged out of recognizability. There's a trace of a sensible argument being made on both side, but they're both completely unsupported in that article. Pending further sources, the only conclusion I can come to from this article is "completely insufficient information".
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