Momentum is growing for a four-day workweek, and lawmakers are taking notice. Two California assembly members are proposing a 32-hour cap on working hours, similar to a bill proposed in Congress by California representative Mark Takano. “As we come out of the COVID pandemic, I am excited about how we reimagine our workforce while uplifting the voices of workers to get back in the job market in response to the Great Resignation,” assemblymember Evan Low, one of the bill’s co-spo
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