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Originally Posted by Chris
There is always going to be a need for essential work to be done on a Sunday, but if Sunday is not just another day spent worshipping at the temple of mammon, fewer people will be out and about and therefore fewer people will be required to work in those industries that support their out-and-aboutness.
Our society has undergone a creeping change in this regard over the past couple of decades and I really am struggling to see who has benefited from it.
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indeed some jobs they cant shut down it cost millions to restart generators, the chemical plants etc.
there many jobs that need to be done and even the stackers work at shops sunday ready for the week even small shops.
Dont think any nation can have blanket sunday rest.
Although shift paterns should ensure people get flexable days off.