Duh!

Radical Idea at the Office: A 40-Hour Workweek

Employees with strict workday expected to focus on work in the office, unplug fully at home

Leaders say the “firm 40” makes employees more efficient by forcing them to focus on work while they are in the office—and unplug fully when they leave. Strict work limits have helped some companies attract higher-caliber recruits, some of whom are willing to take a pay cut in exchange for limited hours, hiring managers say.

(Yahoo.com)