There are significant statistical flaws in all of the studies I have examined and are regularly touted as proof of concept for the shortened work week.
Bill Cassidy: “There are significant statistical flaws in all of the studies I have examined and are regularly touted as proof of…”
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Cassidy critiques studies supporting the 32-hour workweek, citing statistical flaws.
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