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6x1 schedule reduction: over 60% of workers report that the workday compromised their life in general

oglobo5 September 2026 at 09:00

The government's project to end the 6x1 schedule is under discussion. This schedule allows workers to have only one day off per week.

Over 60% of workers report that the workday compromised their life in general, according to data mentioned in the article.

The debate on the topic takes a back seat due to what the article describes as "nausea from the political spin cycle," which ends up overshadowing other relevant matters.

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