40-Hour Week "Proved Too Costly." Botany Council Reverts to 44 HOURS
The Botany Council, which was the first municipal body to adopt the 40-hour week, has decided to revert to the 44-hour week for its 30 employees…
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The Botany Council, which was the first municipal body to adopt the 40-hour week, has decided to revert to the 44-hour week for its 30 employees…
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