So, should workplaces have staggered starting times, too? Should people in their 50s and above come in at 8am, people in their 30s start at 10am and the teenage apprentice at 11am? Kelley says that synchronized hours could have “many positive effects. The positive side is that people’s performance, mood and health will improve. It’s very positive because it’s a solution that will make people less ill, and happier and better at what they do.”
Who would arrive to work earliest if workplaces introduce the staggered starting times described in the passage?
People in their 50s and older People in their 30s and teenagers People who are healthier and happier People who go to bed early