January 19, 2012
"Along with five weeks of annual leave, French employees get time off if they work more than 35 hours in a week. At the Hopital Vaugirard, a public hospital in central Paris, employees have accumulated more than 2 million days off in the past decade."

— French Dilemma: How To Burn Off All That Overtime?

That’s what’s UP!

(via npr)

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    Apparently it’s also a right after you have two kids to have a shorter work week. Which is really good for family, but...
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    That’s what’s UP!
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    I’m guessing (haven’t done research) that their unemployment rate is a lot lower too. Think about it, if you took an...
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    The US needs to catch up.