Webinar Productivity Growth & the Institutionalisation of Shorter Working Time The European Work-Time Network is hosting its third monthly webinar, focused on the lessons from the past, for the future: productivity growth and the institutionalisation of shorter working time Two speakers will deliver short presentations… Read More »Webinar #3 Productivity Growth & the Institutionalisation
Webinar The Public Sector and the 4-Day Week : Public Policy and union campaigns The European Work-Time Network is hosting its second monthly webinar, focused on the four-day week and the public sector in Europe. Two speakers will deliver short presentations on the subject, followed… Read More »Webinar #2 Public Sector & 4-Day Week
Webinar Attitudes and Arguments around working time reduction The European Work-Time Network is hosting its first monthly webinar, focused on attitudes and arguments around work-time reduction in Europe. Two speakers will deliver short presentations on the subject, followed by an audience Q&A session. Alexandra Arntsen,… Read More »Webinar #1 Attitudes and Arguments
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How many individuals and organisations are advocating the topic of working time reduction in your country and do you form partnerships? Within the UK, the movement around working time reduction is small but rapidly growing. The UK Green Party has put a four-day week in… Read More »Aidan Harper, New Economics Foundation: The four-day week should be one of the central aims of the union movement in the 21st Century.
How many individuals and organisations are advocating the topic of working time reduction in your country and do you form partnerships? There are no other political organizations working for work time reduction apart from ours. At least not as progressive as us in the left… Read More »Daniel Bernmar, Vänsterpartiet: Reducing work hours is a feminist reform
How many individuals and organisations are advocating the topic of working time reduction in your country and do you form partnerships? CCOO (Comisiones Obreras/Worker’s Commissions) always had the 35-hour week for the goal. By 2012, the public sector had a 35-hour workweek. The government extended… Read More »Ana Oller, CCOO: First, we want to restore what has been wrested by the crisis
How many individuals and organisations are advocating the topic of working time reduction in your country and do you form partnerships? I am employed at the Government Office for Macroeconomic Analysis and Development as a social policy analyst. I have made a shorter analysis of… Read More »Valerija Korošec, researcher: Shorter working time as complementary social policy to UBI
How many individuals and organisations are advocating the topic of working time reduction in your country and do you form partnerships? I am a member of the political party Rödt and the Action Committee for Six hours day in Norway. A lot of organizations in… Read More »Gerd Inger Polden, Rødt: Let`s celebrate 100th anniversary of 8 hours working day by working 6 hours
