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When Korea imposed a limit on working hours, did it make people happier?

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Re: When Korea imposed a limit on working hours, did it make people happier?

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Hmm, that's quite surprising; in Ireland, at least for large companies, it is generally enforced fairly well (though there's an ongoing problem with the hospitals; it turns out there aren't really enough doctors if you can't make them do overtime), and France is generally stricter about this stuff than us. Were these normal employees or some sort of weird contractor arrangement?

Normal employees. We had an Irish subsidiary too, though I never visited and saw the hours they put in. My impression is they were very industrious. (Though industrious doesn't have to connect with hours)

Ireland is usually industrious without long hours. There was a UK based study on it recently that gave positive results. I can't find the link at the moment.

Re: When Korea imposed a limit on working hours, did it make people happier?

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Can you get Swedish citizenship through your wife? I'd be surprised if the two of you can't go and live there together and after a while I expect you'd be eligible to apply...

Yes, we are moving to Sweden soon, and I'll get my citizenship in a couple of years afterwards with the relative-of-citizen residency clause (i.e. married to and residing in Sweden with with a Swedish citizen). I was just always interested in Swiss citizenship specifically.

What does Swiss citizenship get you that Swedish doesn't?
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