The Czechs will have to work 12 hours a day. at least. Otherwise it will not feed

The situation is constantly deteriorating in terms of the financial situation of families. Today, it is quite clear that this is not a temporary situation, but a permanent one, which will bring with it the need to reconsider a number of habits and things that we have taken for granted.

Rising costs force people to work harder

While until recently, it seemed that the workload of employees would be reduced due to an increase in bots, and so speculation began, for example, about a four-day work week, the reality soon brought these ideas to a limit.

There is a severe shortage of manpower in the Czech Republic today, and it doesn’t look like any robots should change that in the near future. At the same time, people do not earn enough in their normal working hours to cover the rapidly increasing costs of energy or food. According to some estimates, it may become more expensive in the coming months, in the worst case several times.

Some economists already see a solution to this situation. It would simply be necessary for people to work longer. This is exactly the only cautious recommendation so far that a person without financial resources should try to improve the revenue side of his budget.

Working five days a week will be a thing of the past

Many people have no choice but to look for a second job, such as a part-time job or a part-time job. As a result, for many people, the eight-hour workday will be a thing of the past. They will have to work longer, say 12 hours a day.

Weekends are also offered opportunities for improvement. For a change, this disrupts a stable five-day work week. It is also a question of whether the usual five weeks of leave can be preserved in the future.

After all, in these respects, Europe was ahead of the world, and this, according to some experts, is also the reason for its economic backwardness in recent years. People are simply very comfortable here. It is usual to work as much in Asia, as in the United States, although our ideas about it differ.

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