Four-day workweek works
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I’m sorry, I’m a little confused by Ann Herron’s opinion piece titled “Four-day workweek doesn’t work well for all customers” in the Aug. 12 edition of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. She states that her husband works at Dugway and he works a four-day workweek. Then she states at the end of her letter that the government is there to serve the people and should be there five days a week for all of us. Dugway is a United States Army facility. Isn’t that about as government as we get? Shouldn’t her husband be there five days a week to serve us all? Maybe Herron should join the mass majority and solve her problems like the rest of us that work five days a week. Her husband could take a day of vacation every several years when he needs to renew his drivers license or complain about his taxes, and do it on his day off. I think the only disruption that Herron is concerned about is her own.

Marilynn Gilbert

Tooele
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