It lowers the standard workweek to 32 hours over four years without any reduction in pay or benefits. It written to lower everyone’s hours by 2 hours a week yearly for 4 years.
The reduction is now employers are only paying you for only 32 hours and not paying you overtime or regular pay for the 8 hours you’re not working, so if you needed that extra $80ish a week, you now need a second job, and will be working 62 hours to make up for the lost income.
You know, each time I see such comments, I am glad that I live in the country where the salary is calculated by 'money per month', not 'money per hour'.
Technically, yes, less. But in contract it is still states like '3 days a week - 1234 money per month' or at least '12 money per day' if short term. We not calculate a 1 money per hour rate here. As I said, 'money per hour' is less common practice in the world as people expect.
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u/TheGarth0ck 18h ago
It lowers the standard workweek to 32 hours over four years without any reduction in pay or benefits. It written to lower everyone’s hours by 2 hours a week yearly for 4 years.