Secretary of the Public Chamber (OP) Lydia Mikheeva appreciated the prospects for introducing a four-day working week. She noted that the pandemic changed the approaches to the organization of labor and encouraged to take into account her lessons. This is written “Izvestia”.
Mikheeva noted that a huge number of people got used to work in remote mode, so it became difficult to control the number of hours that employees are carried out at work. Employees go to the network to fulfill their duties, and often occupied until late evening and on weekends.
“However, the rule of the 40-hour working week is formally preserved. To discuss the question of working time and working day standards, after a full analysis of the sudden and forced pandemic experience,” the secretary of OP.
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Previously the leading analyst of the “Economy and Social Development” of the Center for Strategic Developments (CSR) Catherine Heifets explained that the transition to the four-day working week in Russia is hardly possible, since the business will face growth in the complex of a complex economic situation.