Senator Sanders Introduces New Bill for 32-hour Work Week

Senator Sanders Introduces New Bill for 32-hour Work Week

By
Luisa Martinez-Gómez
1 min read

Senator Bernie Saunders, along with Senators Laphonza Butler and Mark Takano, introduced a new bill for a 32-hour work week, aiming to address the imbalance between CEOs' wages and workers' earnings. The proposed legislation seeks to allow hardworking Americans more time with their families while safeguarding their wages. It also accounts for the impact of AI and robotics on the workforce. Studies and pilot programs have shown an increase in productivity and worker satisfaction with a reduced workweek. The bill entails a phased implementation over four years and offers overtime pay for eligible workers. It also prompts discussions on potential benefits and challenges for both employees and employers. These developments reflect the evolving nature of work in response to technological advancements and the changing needs of the workforce.

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