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IIRC, there's been a lot of research done on the 4 day a week model, of 32-36 hours, and found it resulted in far more productive workers. Definitely something I need to add to my research list.

We've also had the 40 hour work week since the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1937, as I said: The eight-hour day might have been realized for many working people in the US in 1937, when what became the Fair Labor Standards Act (29 U.S. Code Chapter 8) was first proposed under the New Deal. As...

We’ve had all of that since the 1930s, hell the whole reason the 40 hour week model exists currently is because it was mandated. If it’s “tyranny” to have the government make sure business cannot screw over its workers, then we need some more tyranny.

Or just increase wages to reflect the shorter work week.

Not in terms of a shorter work week; we still have the five day, 40 hour model of 80 years ago.

Yeah, this was getting suggested by the Unions, Huey Long, etc back in the 1930s; it's one of those ideas that's been around for awhile.

I see nothing wrong with this?