Labor/Employment
Jun. 9, 2022
Shorter workweeks could make for a more productive workplace
A full workday would remain eight hours, and employers would have to pay overtime to employees working longer than four full days.
Ronald L. Zambrano
Employment Litigation Chair
West Coast Employment Lawyers
Phone: 213-927-3700
Email: ron@westcoasttriallawyers.com
Ron chairs the firm's Employment Litigation Department.
It happened in Iceland, and it will soon start a six-month trial in the UK. It could also be happening in Scotland, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Belgium, and even parts of the United States. Workers are being given shorter workweeks while being paid the same amount. Now California is seriously considering joining the shorter workweek bandwagon.
AB 2932, currently in the Assembly Committee on Labor and Employment, would amend Sect...
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