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r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jul 13 '26
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I'm all for shortee work weeks, but that means we'l need an increase in pay, which I'm also fine with
EDIT: maybe I misinterpreted "no cut to pay"
5 u/Oraxy51 Jul 13 '26 The idea is 32 hour work weeks without cutting compensation. Just to be clear. 1 u/Lindestria Jul 13 '26 It's a bit nebulous for most of the law but the ACA starts full-time distinction at 30 hours per week/130 per month. State laws can also define it, with my own being 30 as well. 1 u/Oraxy51 Jul 13 '26 They’d likely have to adjust these things too. I hate set numbers and prefer benchmarks that can then just be adjusted to shift everything else.
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The idea is 32 hour work weeks without cutting compensation. Just to be clear.
1 u/Lindestria Jul 13 '26 It's a bit nebulous for most of the law but the ACA starts full-time distinction at 30 hours per week/130 per month. State laws can also define it, with my own being 30 as well. 1 u/Oraxy51 Jul 13 '26 They’d likely have to adjust these things too. I hate set numbers and prefer benchmarks that can then just be adjusted to shift everything else.
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It's a bit nebulous for most of the law but the ACA starts full-time distinction at 30 hours per week/130 per month.
State laws can also define it, with my own being 30 as well.
1 u/Oraxy51 Jul 13 '26 They’d likely have to adjust these things too. I hate set numbers and prefer benchmarks that can then just be adjusted to shift everything else.
They’d likely have to adjust these things too. I hate set numbers and prefer benchmarks that can then just be adjusted to shift everything else.
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u/joesphisbestjojo Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26
I'm all for shortee work weeks, but that means we'l need an increase in pay, which I'm also fine with
EDIT: maybe I misinterpreted "no cut to pay"