On 4/10/14, 5:09 PM, Gary Schiltz wrote:
A very North American (and simply human, I suspect) perspective. I
don’t have personal experience, but I believe the more “advanced”
democracies of the world have recognized this tendency and legislated
to regulate it.
To actually regulate it, it would be necessary to take steps to stop
work off hours. For abstract activities like software development that
is close to impossible. There's always a way to do more work than the
other guy by putting in more effort. Anyway, what's with this
heavy-handed regulation? Why is investing in children/family any more
valuable than investing in work? It's a planet running out of natural
resources, after all.
Marcus
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