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?
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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.