Sometimes people need a break, they just can't keep up with the long hours of the work day, the reason might just be that they are tired, or maybe be they have more important things like a family, or even maybe health issues, whatever the reason, working fewer hours has many benefits. Although, like anything else, to gain something you also have to lose something in return. In this case, you gain more time with friends, family and studies, but you lose your salary and may even irritate your boss. Less pay is obvious because you work fewer hours, so you earn less money, which means your standard of living goes down. More time for leisure activities such as friends and family allows you to form closer bonds with your friends and family. Working fewer hours could also irritate your boss, since you are making him hire a new worker or asking another worker to take over, either way it will affect your boss in one way or another . Finally, you will also have more time to dedicate to studies, whether you are at university or have a hobby that you like to study, you now have more time to dedicate to these things, but worth it Are they really worth it? Let's check each one more closely and the theoretical chain that can arise from these events. As we already know, unless you get a raise, working fewer hours directly means less pay, and of course, that means you can buy fewer things. Well, when you earn a certain amount you gain a standard of living, as you lose or gain income your standard of living fluctuates however, once your salary goes from a higher level to a lower level , your standard of living does not go down. what it was like if you had made money before. For example, let's say you make $200 a week, then you get a raise to 3...... middle of paper ......ut. First, if you receive less income, you will eventually want more. Second, we now have time to spend time with friends and family, which will make us feel more secure because you will have closer friends to help you when needed. Third, the employer is irritated, which means harder work, which means needing more. rest. Finally, we came to the conclusion that more time to study means less overall stress. So when we look at them, it's a little difficult to decide whether working fewer hours is beneficial or not, but of course, that's something you have to decide based on your own life situation. Do you want to get closer to your friends? Do you really want more money? What if we had to work harder? Maybe you need less stress by working less and studying? Well, that's what you'll have to decide based on your own life situation..