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U.S. Workers Are Realizing Life's More Than Just a Job

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Re: U.S. Workers Are Realizing Life's More Than Just a Job

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I definitely like the thought of working to live vs. living to work. The French have a pretty good idea of what that's like as far as I'm aware. Perhaps some more automation can kick in which would at least hopefully lead to UBI for workers.

France is not doing so well, and has been in an economic funk for 20 years. Unemployment is 9%.

The French work the same hours as in Germany really, but the mentality is so different it's worth denoting. I lived in France and adore it, but there is a cynicism/malaise that actually kind of makes me a bit wary of the place.

Downtown Montreal is full of French citizens who came for jobs.

I do understand the sentiment however, 'hours worked' in most major economies is as low as it has been since the dawn of the industrial era. We are generally not overworked.

I think we may be just had a rough 4 years and need to shift our perspective a bit.

Re: U.S. Workers Are Realizing Life's More Than Just a Job

#12

I definitely like the thought of working to live vs. living to work. The French have a pretty good idea of what that's like as far as I'm aware. Perhaps some more automation can kick in which would at least hopefully lead to UBI for workers.

France is not doing so well, and has been in an economic funk for 20 years. Unemployment is 9%. The French work the same hours as in Germany really, but the mentality is so different it's worth denoting. I lived in France and adore it, but there is a cynicism/malaise that actually kind of makes me a bit wary of the place. Downtown Montreal is full of French citizens who came for jobs. I do understand the sentiment ho…

Let me clue you in the US isn’t doing so hot either. Drive through the South along I20 and through Pennsylvania.
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