Re:EU to recommend that member states abolish daylight savin...
by adrianmonk on Friday August 31, 2018 @01:56PM
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I agree, but I think companies could make it more palatable if they instead describe it as coming in to work one hour later in the winter.
That way, rather than sounding like they expect something extra in the summer, it sounds like they are making a helpful accommodation in the winter.
(Also, it's probably not even necessary for those with desk jobs. Arguably it's worse because you are less able to experience at least a little daylight after work.)
That way, rather than sounding like they expect something extra in the summer, it sounds like they are making a helpful accommodation in the winter.
(Also, it's probably not even necessary for those with desk jobs. Arguably it's worse because you are less able to experience at least a little daylight after work.)