16% of respondents spoke out against reducing the work week.
According to a survey conducted by the service SuperJob the majority of Russians agreed to reduce the work week to 36 hours at the expense of Friday afternoons. This is reported by RBC referring to the available data.
16% of respondents spoke out against reducing the work week. 77% of respondents agreed with the Duma Labor Committee's idea to reduce the workday on Friday afternoon.
A total of 80% of women were in favor of the reduction, compared to 75% of men. Women were also more confident that 36 hours would be enough for them to do the standard amount of work.
The survey involved 1,600 people over the age of 18 from 395 locations across Russia.