Shortened Work Week Reduces Iceland's GDP by 223 Billion Krona

The shortening of the work week in Iceland has not yielded the desired results, with average working hours falling from 39.5 to 35.9 hours per week, leading to an estimated 223 billion Icelandic Krona loss in GDP by 2025.

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morgunbladidSwedish45d ago

Stytting rýrt landsframleiðslu um 223 milljarða

Stytting vinnuvikunnar hefur ekki skilað tilætluðum árangri og hefur meðalfjöldi vinnustunda fallið úr 39,5 í 35,9 tíma á viku, sem jafngildir 223 milljörðum króna í tapaðri landsframleiðslu árið 2025, jafnvel þótt tekið sé tillit til lægri framleiðni horfinna vinnustunda.

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Shortened Work Week Reduces Iceland's GDP by 223 Billion Krona

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