But in reality, there is no free lunch. Workers would be the ones who would pay, not get paid extra.
Bill Cassidy: “But in reality, there is no free lunch. Workers would be the ones who would pay, not get paid extra.”
On the recordMarch 13, 2024
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Cassidy warns that implementing a shorter work week may have hidden costs for workers.
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