Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by amrocha on Saturday January 11, 2025 @11:37PM
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Huh, in tech companies?
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by dopidopHN on Sunday January 12, 2025 @12:31AM
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Yah, France as well. My boss was at 30h / week.
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by snovv_crash on Sunday January 12, 2025 @01:18AM
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Switzerland too. It's pretty common for parents to work 80% or 60%.
Is that typically shorter days or fewer days?
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by snovv_crash on Monday January 13, 2025 @01:54AM
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Fewer days.
It's not only common you can in many instances force your employer to lower your hours and keep you on.
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by Freak_NL on Sunday January 12, 2025 @06:12AM
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Absolutely. Totally normal in the Netherlands. I do this (28 hours). My wife too (32 hours). We've got a kid to raise and a house to look after. We earn more than we need, so why work more hours?
That’s awesome. I chose Japan as my place to live, but NL was a close second. I’ll have to think about it again next time I move.
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by EtCepeyd on Sunday January 12, 2025 @08:55PM
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Wow, amazing. Super progressive.
As I believe Deadpool said in the most recent Deadpool and Wolverine movie - ‘The Dutch are never going to the moon, but damn do they know how to live.’
Belgium and Germany too.
Re:I Quit the Tsunami of Burnout Few See
by nostradumbasp on Sunday January 12, 2025 @10:31AM
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Think I'm starting to see why so many people immigrate to Europe. European labor laws and lifestyles are so reasonable. No wonder American life expectancy is so bad.
Not in the US anyway. It’s exceedingly common in the Netherlands to work 32 or even 24 hours a week.