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Listen To This: Why The UAW Wants A 32 Hour Workweek
The UAW demand for a 32-hour workweek has generated a lot of discussion and left some folks wondering why? NPR has the answer and you can hear it here, Why a 4-day workweek is on the table for autoworkers…
Power concedes nothing without a demand”
Even if the shortened work week falls away from the UAW’s core demands as appears likely, Fain doesn’t appear to be letting up on his insistence for better pay and more time off.
“We need to get back fighting for a vision of society in which everyone earns family-sustaining wages, and everyone has enough free time to enjoy their lives and see their kids grow up and their parents grow old,” he told supporters over Facebook Live.
( graphic courtesy of The Teaching Playground)