I voted for 50%. It's not a perfect estimate, but here's why:
Eight hours for work. Eight hours for rest. Eight hours for what we will.
That was unions calling for regulation to assure a work day of no more than 8 hours, arguing that we need enough time to work and enough time to rest, and still have some time left over for leisure.
These days, 50% even seems high--but maybe that's just the end of the semester talking.
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Date: 2009-04-08 11:39 pm (UTC)Eight hours for work. Eight hours for rest. Eight hours for what we will.
That was unions calling for regulation to assure a work day of no more than 8 hours, arguing that we need enough time to work and enough time to rest, and still have some time left over for leisure.
These days, 50% even seems high--but maybe that's just the end of the semester talking.
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Date: 2009-04-09 01:55 pm (UTC)