What is the traditional working timetable in your country? Do you think it could be improved?

Hi Sir [이름]!

I was able to know more the traditional working time table in Korea.

You are right! I agree with your ideas.

In the Philippines, people work from 8 a,m. to 5 p.m. from Mondays to Fridays.

It only differs for BPO companies. It is because they do shifting.

It changes every two weeks I guess.
We can talk more about this in class.

Have a great day.

Teacher Nina

According to our current labor related regulation, employees are supposed to work 9 to 6, five days a week, and 40 hours a week.

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This traditional 9 to 5 workweek has become a relic of the past.

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Today, the number of hours an employee works is not indication of their productivity level.

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Many companies adopt flexible working hours because each individual has his/her own bio-rhythm and unique situations, so that they he/she can work more creatively and efficiently by choosing his own working hours.

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Modern technology such as internet and mobile phones has also contributed to allowing employees to have different work hours because they can work remote and at his own convenient time.

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Automatically adopting a rigid schedule may have a negative effect on employees’ productivity and happiness.

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Now, it is time to drop the set working hours.

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We should let our employees work more autonomously with empowerment.

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The paradigm shift is necessary toward the traditional working hours.

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