Devastating
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And remember, we only need to produce 30% of what we are producing for everyone to live comfortably.
IIRC that number was debunked.
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Lmao, i find hilarious how first worlders cry about having worker rights, people used to work 16h a day, people still do in some places of earth, you live in comfort and wealth and is ridiculous your inhability to see it, your life is not perfect but oh boy is so so soooooo much better than the one of most humans on earth.
Found the Corporate shill!
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it could also just be that their planet takes 3 years to orbit their sun and a day lasts 2 weeks, so the workweek could be like 560 hours over there
Yea, but those 336 hour weekends though...
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United States of America is not a planet.
There are countries with both more and less work hours.
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United States of America is not a planet.
There are countries with both more and less work hours.
Have you informed Kermit about this?
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Native to this planet and have to pay yo live here.
This is some bullshit.
At least the oxygen is free. For now.
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Found the Corporate shill!
Why does the corporate shill sound like an ml account?
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Lmao, i find hilarious how first worlders cry about having worker rights, people used to work 16h a day, people still do in some places of earth, you live in comfort and wealth and is ridiculous your inhability to see it, your life is not perfect but oh boy is so so soooooo much better than the one of most humans on earth.
Being called a corporate shill for pointing out the obvious. Lemmy moment.
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How do you know those other planets don't all have 80-100 hour weeks? Maybe aliens are all more like ants or bees and just work non-stop. The reason they never stop here or answer our calls is because they're always at work.
️I wonder if ants and bees get flooded with endorphins when they’re endlessly working so 80-100 hour weeks would be just fine for them. We’re apes, we’re supposed to eat berries and weird mushrooms and procreate in the forest, we’re not designed to work any harder than we have to to do those two things.
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At least the oxygen is free. For now.
For now dot tee emm
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United States of America is not a planet.
There are countries with both more and less work hours.
I'm confused, what about this post makes it about USA? Surely (inb4 don't call me Shirley) there must be several countries with 40 hours work week.
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Lmao, i find hilarious how first worlders cry about having worker rights, people used to work 16h a day, people still do in some places of earth, you live in comfort and wealth and is ridiculous your inhability to see it, your life is not perfect but oh boy is so so soooooo much better than the one of most humans on earth.
"It could always be worse" is an excuse to never improve things. What's really ridiculous is your inability to see how much of our productivity goes toward enriching a few and how easy it would be for them to give back tons of wealth they've taken from us and still live like kings, plus it would improve the conditions of those people working 16h a day because they're being exploited by the same wealthy class.
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People didn't end up with 40 hour work week, people fought to get it that low
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Well, better than getting eaten up by Tyranids. Though this is so very arguable
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IIRC that number was debunked.
I'm rebunking it right now
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I'm rebunking it right now
Can we unbunk it just long enough to determine if it's bunk?
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Have you informed Kermit about this?
What do you think their comment is doing?
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No, you have ended up in a country with 40 hours working week.
In most countries it's a lot more. Throughout human history it has typically been a lot more.
Getting the work day down to 8 hours required violent riots that resulted in bombs being thrown at the police and people being hanged after quick show trials. And even once the work day was reduced to 8 hours, it was a while before the work week was reduced to only 5 days. Interestingly, the US initially led the world in reducing the length of the work week. But, these days it has been completely captured by oligarchs and unions are the weakest of any country in the developed world, so it has fallen far behind on any kind of worker rights compared to the rest of the world.
40 hours may feel like a lot, but throughout most of human history only working 40 hours was a privilege available only to the nobility. It's possible to get the 40 hours reduced even further in the US, but it will probably once again require massive demonstrations, and it seems unlikely that it will happen without violence and death.
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And remember, we only need to produce 30% of what we are producing for everyone to live comfortably.
All it would take is not being human.
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Workers shall unite again
Not unless tens of billions more people join unions.
