Progressive staffers on Capitol Hill are proposing an idea to shorten their workweek to 32 hours.



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Progressive Hill staffers ask for shorter workweek

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Liberal staffers are demanding Congress establish a rotating 32-hour workweek that goes into effect when lawmakers work from their districts, drawing widespread mockery from critics.

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Progressive congressional staffers roasted over ‘tone deaf’ demand for 32-hour work week

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Progressive staffers on Capitol Hill penned a letter to congressional leadership on Thursday asking for a 32-hour week, claiming it would increase staff retention, prevent burnout, and serve as a national model. The Congressional Progressive Staff Association said the role of a congressional staffer can be “demanding and intensive,” according to a copy of the letter obtained by the Washington Examiner and sent to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA…

Washington Examiner

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Progressive Capitol Hill staffers push for a lighter 32-hour workweek - Washington Examiner

A group of left-wing Hill staffers are calling on lawmakers to implement a 32-hour work week, claiming the policy will reduce burnout and increase employee retention

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Tucker Carlson

Neil Patel

Left-Wing Capitol Hill Staff Want 32-Hour Work Week ‘Without A Reduction In Pay’

A group of progressive staffers are calling on lawmakers to experiment with a rotating 32-hour workweek, saying it would combat turnover and reduce burnout.Kent Nishimura/Getty ImagesThe idea of a 32-hour workweek has gained steam over the years, and some businesses are trying it.Now, a group of progressive staffers are hoping to bring it to Congress.They're calling on lawmakers to enact 32-hour weeks on Capitol Hill when Congress isn't in sessi…

Business Insider

Progressive staffers on Capitol Hill are calling for a rotating 32-hour workweek to combat burnout

Leftist staffers for Congress sent a letter Wednesday to leaders having the audacity to ask for a 32-hour work week.

The Gateway Pundit

Jim Hoft

1,500 Leftist Congressional Staffers Beg House and Senate Leadership for a Shortened Work Week

Democrat staff members who belong to a far-Left caucus wrote a letter to congressional leaders this week asking that they reduce the full-time work week to just 32 hours so that they do not get burned out. The Congressional Progressive Staff Association, which represents House and Senate employees across the country, claimed that their proposal was about “a more sustainable approach to work on a national level.” “By adopting a 32-hour workweek f…

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Democrat Staffers Push To Reduce Full-Time Work Week To 32 Hours

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How About ZERO Hours? Progressive Capitol Hill Staffers Demand a 32-Hour Work Week

Not many American taxpayers would refuse this deal: Their boss says they can cut their work time by 20% and keep the same pay and benefits.

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'Progressive' staff members on Capitol Hill demand 20% cut in workload * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Sometimes, the jokes write themselves. On Thursday, Politico congressional reporter Nicholas Wu posted a letter to social media platform X dated to the same day from the Congressional Progressive Staff […] The post 1,500 Leftist Congressional Staffers Beg House and Senate Leadership for a Shortened Work Week appeared first on The Western Journal.

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