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There was a period in my career where, because of various requirements of contracts/funding/skill level where i couldn’t work more than 32 hours a week and holy crap it was nice. I love my career, and part of the Fear the buckeyes jack skellington wear hat Ohio state shirt Additionally,I will love this deal is that it’s more than forty hours, but yeah. Those days were magical. It’s fully how society should be. And even more insane as how the 40 hours work week exist in over 100 years probably and there’s no evolution to diminish these hours… More automation, more machines, should cut these hours, but the opposite occurs. The market doesn’t understand that it’s good to maintain the workers with more time to leisure since it means we will spend more money and keep the economy flowing.

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It’s more like the Fear the buckeyes jack skellington wear hat Ohio state shirt and by the same token and workers actually need to fight for their rights, instead of sitting on their asses and complaining. Have you’ve checked the streets? We’ve been having more strikes and protests now than any in the last 30 years. The working class is trying to rebell. Fighting isn’t doing anything when the overlords fight dirty. We have to have an entire overhaul of our system before workers opinions are even valid in capitalisms eyes. Historically, getting the maximum down to 40 was a great achievement, as maximum work hours per week in the early 20th century could be 72 hours, and that’s if the law set a maximum. Don’t forget that the US was built on slavery and much of Europe had serfdom until the Industrial Revolution. It’s sad, but the fact is that “blue-collar” workers before FDR came along we’re treated far worse than they are today, which is not to say they are treated well today. It just helps one understand where the 40 hours came from. The 40 hour work week was invented by Henry Ford. He was looking for the most efficient work schedule for his factories. He tried a 48 hour work week, but it didn’t offer the productivity boost he hoped for so settled on 40 hours. He told his employees they’d work Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, and take the weekend off. Soon more companies followed his schedule, and it became the norm.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.