Comments by "S L" (@sl4983) on "" video.

  1. Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time.
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  2. Not the same guy is right Sean!
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  3. Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time.
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  4. Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time.
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  5. 🙄🥱
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  6. Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time. Formalized in 2019, today almost 90% of Icelandic workers benefit from a reduced working week of 36 hours, compared with 40 hours previously, with no loss of pay.
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  7. "Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time. "
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  8. Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time.
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  9. Not only that, but when he called for a bullseye against Trump!! 😮😮
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  10. Umm way before that
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  11. "Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time."
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  12. "Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time."
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  13. "Unlike certain countries such as Belgium, where the four-day week means that hours not worked are compensated for by longer working days, Iceland is keeping salaries and working conditions unchanged despite the reduction in working time.'
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