Japanese Prime Minister's Sleep Comments Spark Outrage Amidst Calls for Shorter Work Week

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has drawn criticism for her comments about sleeping only three hours a night, or sometimes less, as organizations advocate for a four-day work week to improve work-life balance.

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Premijerka Japana izjavom o spavanju izazvala bijes: Ja spavam do tri sata po noći, nekada ni toliko

Brojne organizacije u Japanu već nekoliko godina traže da se skrati radna sedmica na četiri dana, argumentirajući da se time može postići bolji balans između poslovnog i privatnog života, ali se tome protivi premijerka Sanae Takaichi.

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Japanese Prime Minister's Sleep Comments Spark Outrage Amidst Calls for Shorter Work Week

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Premijerka Japana izjavom o spavanju izazvala bijes: Ja spavam do tri sata po noći, nekada ni toliko

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