6 Hour Work Days, Why Working Less Can be Better for Your Employer
September 25, 2017
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as posted by the channelWorking 6-hours a day and getting paid in full might be beneficial to your employers business.
Studies conducted in Sweden with 6-hour work days has proven that the employees are more efficient and productive while only having to work 6 hours a day. Often getting even more done at work in those 6 hours than they would have gotten when working 8.
It's believed that a higher general happiness and less stress at work has contributed to making the employees to work harder and pay more attention to work. Less sick days too.
Having to work only 6 hours a day leaves more time for relaxation and hobbies and time for families and friends.
Spending less time at work each week is good for your health and it pays off for both you and your employer in the long run to work less hours a week.
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