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No. Employers should be able to decide what type of work week is best for their industry. Employees can choose their em…

Yes, but over a set period to avoid mass disruption. Once implemented, overtime pay should be required for work over fou…

Yes, but with staggered work days for employees to ensure that the businesses are still able to operate the standard 5 d…

This should be left up to individual corporations. For companies that do switch, overtime must be paid after 32 hours

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