Re:Four-day week means 'I don't waste holidays on chores'
by undreren on Thursday December 31, 2020 @04:11AM
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Technically, if they work 20% less with the same output, productivity has increased by 25%, not 20%. They are underpaid by 25%.
It's weird that owners are paid proportional to aggregate productivity (units produced and sold), but those delivering the results are most often paid proportional to costs (hours worked).
I get why the system is this way, but it's not a "good" system in my opinion.
It's weird that owners are paid proportional to aggregate productivity (units produced and sold), but those delivering the results are most often paid proportional to costs (hours worked).
I get why the system is this way, but it's not a "good" system in my opinion.