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> The point is that very, very few people want to work more than 40 hours a week. The reality is that many of us have to - our jobs and workloads (and sometimes pride & self-respect) require it.
My co-worker tells me that a 30-35 hour work week is the norm in other
parts of the world (outside of US, and even in some US sectors). Is
anyone looking at a work week shorter than 40 hours?
Personally, I think that anyone who can do their work in 40 can probably
do it in 35.
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