JI just watched a video about some companies in Japan that started “working 4 days aa “4-day week” rule.

Many more plus some gain companyies will startbegin this “rule”initiative too.

initiative seems more appropriate in this situation.

I remember when I was kid, we usually workinged 6 days a week.

After I become apart of the working class, most of the jobs arequired working 5 and half days.

The labor law did mention we should work how manya certain amount of hours per week.

Japan is also famous for “Ka-Ro-Shi”.

HI hope you can fuind joys in your current job.

Become a thing “Working 4 days in a week” is becoming a thing.

JI just watched a video about some companies in Japan starteding “working 4 days a week” as a rule.

Many more plus some gain company will start this “rule” t soon.

I remember when I was kid, we usually workinged 6 days a week.

After I become astarted working class, most of the jobs are workingjobs became 5 and a half day weeks.

The labor law did mention we should work howso many hours per week.

Little confused by the meaning of this sentence...

But that is just a definition between a permanent orand part -time worker.

Japan is also famous for “Ka-Ro-Shi”.

Working less days didn’oesn't mean less stress.

HI hope you can fuind joys in your current job.

Become a thing “Work 4 days in a week” is becoming a thing

You can also say "Working four days a week is trending"

Just watched a video about someeveral companies in Japan that started a “working 4 days a week” rule.

Maybe concept is better because 'rule' sounds very formal/rigid.

Many more plus some gain companyies will start implementing this “rule” too.

I'm not sure what you mean by "gain company"?

I remember when I was kid, weadults usually workinged 6 days a week.

If you use 'we', that means that you were working as a kid...

After I become astarted working class, most of the jobs are workingquire 5 and half days per work week.

The labor law did mention we should work how many hours per week we should work.

Japan is also famous for “Ka-Ro-Shi”.

Working lessfewer days didoesn’t mean less stress.

Hope you can fuind joys in your current job.

Just watched a video about some companies in Japan that started a “working 4 days a week” rule.

Many more, plus some gain company will start this “rule” too.

I remember when I was kid, we were usually working 6 days a week.

After I becoame a working class (citizen?), most of the jobs aremake you working 5 and a half days.

The labor law did mention, that we should work howthis many hours per week.

Japan is also famous for “Ka-Ro-Shi”.

Hope you can fuind joys in your current job.