Shorter work weeks are inevitible

Shorter work weeks are inevitible

In America, the standard work week consists of five days with two rest days on the weekends. Although sometimes you have to work, Saturday and Sunday are usually considered days of rest, where we do not respond to emails or messages about projects, reports, etc. It wasn’t always like this. In the 19th century, weeks had six working days with shifts that could range from 12 to 14 or even 16 hours of work. The Industrial Revolution increased produ…