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The ways in which we live and work have undergone profound changes in the last century, and society, and its productive and social fabric, are very different as well. Most workers see current time uses as a source of anxiety; the model designed for the 20th Century is no longer valid for 21st-Century society. Now […]

In the 21st Century, economic, ecological, and social policies can only become sustainable when systemically enriched with time policies for better care opportunities for men and women; sustainable production, services and consumption, and temporal on working times which make it possible to adapt to future modalities of work. These fundamental requirements of the 21st century

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Second topic of the Local and Regional Time Agenda on mobility and sustainability. It compiles inspiration cases of local and regional time policies aimed at increasing urban resilience.

First topic of the Local and Regional Time Agenda on life balance. It compiles inspiration cases of local and regional time policies aimed at improving work, care, rest, and personal times.

Contributions and conclusions from three international debates on experience of urban time policies based on the management of time. Co-designed between DIPLOCAT and BTUI.

Read the full infographic The main objective of the reduction of working hours is to give workers the possibility of having more time of their own — while maintaining the company’s productivity level. The BTUI supports a change in the work model towards a shorter working day that favours productivity, a flexible starting and ending