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In a move that is sure to garner support from businesses and workers alike, the president has proposed a new plan that would allow for a two-day work week.
The proposal, which would need to be approved by Congress, would let businesses choose any two days of the week to be their work days, with employees working eight hours on each of those days. The other five days of the week would be free for employees to enjoy as they please.
The president believes that this plan would help to boost productivity, as workers would have more time to rest and relax on their days off. It would also help to reduce traffic congestion and pollution, as fewer people would be commuting to work.
Critics of the plan say that it would be difficult to implement, and that it would lead to more job losses as businesses downsize to fit the new schedule. They also worry that it would give people more time to engage in activities that are harmful to their health, such as drinking and smoking.
Supporters of the plan say that it would be good for the economy, as people would have more money to spend on leisure activities. They also believe that it would lead to a more balanced lifestyle for workers, who often find themselves working long hours and sacrificing their personal lives.
The president is expected to announce his plan in a speech to the nation later this week.
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