From ComputerWorld: A four-day workweek could be mandated for some California employees should a proposed bill be passed by the state’s legislature.
The bill, introduced by two Assembly members, Cristina Garcia (D-Dist.58) and Evan Low (D-Dist. 28), would amend existing legislation in the state and reduce the typical workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours.
Work in excess of 32 hours would be paid at a rate of at least one-and-a-half regular pay, and, most significantly, the Assembly Bill 2932 would require employers to pay employees the same amount for 32 hours as they would for 40. This would enable staff to work the equivalent of four eight-hour days, rather than five.
The change would apply to businesses with more than 500 workers, with certain exemptions, including having a collective bargaining agreement with a union.
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