They should but 4 day work weeks have been talked about since 1971. Would be nice but most likely won't happen. I see nothing wrong with wanting more pay and benefits. Every working person wants that. What is always overlooked is when employees are satisfied they produce a better product. Burning these folks out will only produce more recalls and a poorer product.
Nothing wrong with a 4-day work week, but don't expect to get paid for a day you don't work lol.
Considering productivity goes up, sick days and pto go down, worker satisfaction and retention go up, it’s a bargain.
They said the same thing when the UAW asked for 40 hour work weeks decades ago, which is now the standard expectation for full time jobs across the board. Countries in Europe offer two months of vacation time a several months for maternity and paternity leave. Automation and technology were supposed to let us work less. Instead companies have had us working the same hours while producing more for them. Worker productivity has increased 300% over the last five decades while wages have only risen a fraction of that. Why do they need to continue to work 40 hours to make their wage? As the unions go, so does the rest of the country. You’re saying you don’t want a 32 hour work week? More time with your family?
I support labor. Hopefully they will get a good deal. Let's keep America production in America with an American workforce.
Yup we literally just came off a holiday that exists because of unions. When unions drive changes in the work force every benefits. I am not sure why everyone is all about the "I got mine to hell with everyone else" here.
