Do We Need To Work 40 Hours A Week?: The Value We Add

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What are some potential alternatives to the traditional 40 hour work week that could be considered?
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Discuss the significance of labor strikes in the context of working hours during the industrial era.
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How did the concept of work change from agricultural societies to industrial societies?
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