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From the article:
The government says the plan, set to be announced next month, will provide more flexibility in the labour market. Officials say people would work less as a whole, encouraging them to have families and shore up a fertility rate that is projected to hit a global-low 0.7 in 2024.
https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/w...es-increase-in-work-week-to-69-hours-from-52/
Jfl at that wagecuck society tbh. While they are working 12 hours a day, Western countries are implementing 4 day work weeks with 32 work hours, less than half of the new South Korean proposal
https://4dayweek.io/countries
The proposal aims to promote family growth and productivity by allowing people to bank overtime hours in exchange for time off
The administration of South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol wants to allow people to work up to 69 hours a week — up from the current 52 — and bank overtime hours in exchange for time off, a plan it hopes will promote family growth alongside productivity.The government says the plan, set to be announced next month, will provide more flexibility in the labour market. Officials say people would work less as a whole, encouraging them to have families and shore up a fertility rate that is projected to hit a global-low 0.7 in 2024.
https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/w...es-increase-in-work-week-to-69-hours-from-52/
Jfl at that wagecuck society tbh. While they are working 12 hours a day, Western countries are implementing 4 day work weeks with 32 work hours, less than half of the new South Korean proposal
https://4dayweek.io/countries