A week and can generally afford it. The question is, can the country labor shortages are already hitting hard and work forces are getting smaller . And its not just the netherlands, germany, austria and switzerland are facing similar trends. Now were in the situation. Our society is over aging. We have 200000 open positions in australia. You have many employees are pushing to work less. How does that add up . Well look at how relationships with work are changing in wealthy or European Countries. And what that means for an era of labor shortages will workers begin to raise their hours . Whats the reason that you want to work for days, and what do you need to work full time . Or will they push for more free time . The more time that you can make for yourself, for personal practice, for personal life, i think it can be really interesting. Will europe work more in the future or will work less thats coming up on business beyond to europes labor landscape has changed in recent decades. Not t
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Almost half the population works less than 35 hours a week and can generally afford it. The question is, can the country labor shortages are already hitting hard and workforce is, are getting smaller. And its not just the netherlands, germany, austria and switzerland are facing similar trends. Now were in the situation. Our society is over aging. We have 200000 open positions in australia. You have many employees are pushing to work less. How does that add up . Well look at how relationships with work are changing in wealthy or European Countries. And what that means for an era of labor shortages will workers begin to raise their hours . Whats the reason that you want to work for days and what do you need to work full time . Or will they push for more free time . I think thats the more time that you can make for your cell for personal practice, for personal life. I think it can be really interesting. Will europe work more in the future or will work less thats coming up on business beyo
A part time works. Almost half the population works less than 35 hours a week and can generally afford it. The question is, can the country labor shortages are already hitting hard and work forces are getting smaller . And its not just the netherlands, germany, austria and switzerland are facing similar trends. Now were in this situation, our society is over aging. We have 200000 open positions in australia. Many employees are pushing to work less. How does that add up . Well look at how relationships with work are changing in wealthy or European Countries. And what that means for an era of labor shortages workers begin to raise their hours. Whats the reason that you want to work for days, and what do you need to work full time . Or will they push for more free time . I think thats the more time that you can make for yourself for personal practice, for personal life. I think it can be really interesting. Will europe work more in the future or will work less thats coming up on business
Brian, you are in maplewood. The sound of silence. What you got . The roar of the leaf blower. If that sound drives you nuts you might want to consider moving to maplewood, new jersey. The town council band gas powered leaf blowers the summertime. They give it a try with a oneyear ban last year. They like the peace and quiet so much that they put full effect permanent ban. It is may 15 september 30. No gas leaf blowers. We had meetings with the town council about it. They were trying to compromise but there is never any compromise. The blowers create a Health Hazard and annoyance to area residents. The mayor says increased use of a gas blowers in the summer got way out of hand. About 14 years ago we passed an ordinance requiring landscapers to use a 65decibel leaf blower. We tried to enforce it and it became unenforceable. They did not honor the agreement we had. But landscapers are fighting back. The new jersey Landscape Association says theyre going to challenge this in court. It onl