
32-Hour Workweek? Small Business Government Work Declines. Insurers Collect Data.
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What would you think about working one less day and 8 fewer hours each week plus be eligible for overtime pay on a daily basis and benefits? It’s been introduced in the U.S. Senate, but Gene Marks shares a similar view as its detractors – it would crush small businesses, who have also seen their contracts with the U.S. government fall by one-third over the past decade because of restrictive regulations and legislation. Any thoughts on data collection auto insurers? Gene shares insights on why he isn’t opposed. Listen to the podcast.
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