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Re: [pf] Life of Pang, Yiu Kai; and working 20-36 hours a week.
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Re: [pf] Life of Pang, Yiu Kai; and working 20-36 hours a week.
by David MacClement
18 September 1999 09:09 UTC
At 00:59 18/09/99 +0800, Pang, yiu kai wrote:
>Dear Arianna,
> ... I am so glad to hear that many people live like me in this world.
>I think you also share my view that working 20 instead of 48
>hours a week is in fact more creative and more productive. One of
>my principles on simple living is that we should not find our daily work
>boring and meaningless. If we do, we should not cheat ourselves that we
>are not bored, instead, we should look for means to make it more
>meaningful and creative, or, we should cut down the duration so that our
>interest in it can be maintained...
> Your decision to work part time is the wisest.
>
>Thanks and regards
>Pang, yiu kai.
>
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Le Monde diplomatique September 1999
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MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR JOB CREATION
What price the 35-hour week?
by MARTINE BULARD
On 1 January 2001 the 35-hour week will come into force in France
for companies of more than 20 employees. A year later it will be
compulsory for all firms. The first preparatory act, passed by
parliament in May 1998, set up a programme of financial assistance
to employers to help them phase in the 35-hour week before it
becomes mandatory. In October parliament will begin debating a
second bill, already agreed by the Council of Ministers at the end
of July, under which employers would no longer have to increase
their workforce to qualify for this assistance. Meanwhile, the new
flexible working arrangements are making labour conditions worse;
and a project that had brought hope to millions is fast losing any
economic or social impact.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/en/1999/09/?c=12hours
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