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Guðlaugur Þór Questions the Shortening of the Workweek – Billions at Stake
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The shortening of the workweek costs the treasury about 6.9 billion krónur per year based on this year's prices. The increased cost is primarily attributed to the reduction of working hours for shift workers, but the total cost since the implementation of the changes is estimated to be about 35 billion krónur. Morgunblaðið reports this today and refers to a report by the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs that has been submitted to the Alþ…
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