Instead of banning driver-only vehicles on Edsa, Senate President Vicente "Tito" Sotto III is inclined to support a four-day workweek for all workers. Sotto disclosed that lawyer Romulo Macalintal is proposing a four-day workweek that can be implemented alternately in three cities at a time. To make up for the lost day, Sotto said workers would have to work 10 hours a day. "Remember when there was a holiday in San Juan? Ang luwag ng traffic all over," the Senate leader said in a text message on Thursday. Asked if he would support such proposal, Sotto said: "Yes but a study should be done first...
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