LETTER:There are problems in the workplace

Monday 30 October 1995 00:02 GMT

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From Mr H. D. Williams

Sir: While your case study on working long hours highlighted the working day of the double- income couple, who "between them work an average of 100 hours a week and earn a six-figure salary", it did not mention the knock-on effect on their child's nanny, who was working close to 60 hours per week.

Yours sincerely

Huw Williams

Welwyn Garden City

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