Читать книгу The Case for a Four Day Week - Anna Coote - Страница 2
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1 Cover
2 Epigraph
7 1 Introduction Where did ‘normal’ come from? Economic developments Cultural developments We can change what is ‘normal’ Notes
8 2 Why We Need a Shorter Working Week Health and wellbeing Distributions of work and time Paid and unpaid labour Gender relations Transforming childcare Co-producing public services Taking control and enriching democracy Safeguarding the environment Notes
9 3 Some Challenges Will a shorter working week mean that people can’t choose? Is leisure more sustainable? What about pay? Is a shorter working week bad for the economy? Rethinking the goals of the economy Notes
10 4 Learning from Practical Experience State-led interventions Negotiated agreements at sector and workplace levels Employers’ initiatives Learning from practical experience Notes
11 5 A Road Map for Transition Preparing the ground Supporting innovation Strengthening and extending existing entitlements Changing the climate of opinion Embedding change and building momentum Notes
13 Index
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 1Figure 1: Average annual hours actually worked per worker, 1950–2018, all G7 countries wit…
2 Chapter 4Figure 2: Average annual hours actually worked per worker, 1990–2018, selected countries a…
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