Sparse opportunity in our present economic condition calls for employment regulatory reform to ensure further health to our nation.
A Feb. 2011 study published in the journal "Cognition" conducted by psychology professors Atsunori Ariga and Alejandro Lleras of the University of Illinois has verified that a deterioriation in productivity is correlated to a break-free work environment.
I am, of necessity, working 55 hours in 3 days and, besides sleeping in cardboard boxes for short periods of time to allay complete exhaustion, can hardly stay awake.
In a period where our citizens must struggle immensely to make ends meet, leaving opportunity for rest at the discretion of the employer does not guarantee it; it will result in a vicious circle of failing health physically & economically.