ice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if sm

Those who work over 50 hours a week have an average higher blood pressure of 29% of those who work a standard 40-hour work-week. Now then this is unfortunate because most of the people who are at the top of their food chain and love their profession and are really good at what they do work more than 50 hours per week.

And those who work the minimum of 40-hours a week in our society often are barely getting buy and have two members in their family making money. So, this poses a huge issue.

If those who are barely getting by have lower blood pressure and better health then those who work their butts off and the average person is paying more for health care to pay for the few who are indeed abusing their bodies and will have hell to pay later in heath care medical bills then you can see the problem with the over all system.

There are many industries where 50-hour work weeks are the norm; such as truck drivers, medical industry, small business people, middle managers, service professionals and non-profit workers. Can we sacrifice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if sm

good at what they do work more than 50 hours per week.

And those who work the minimum of 40-hours a week in our society often are barely getting buy and have two members in their family making money. So, this poses a huge issue.

If those who are barely getting by have lower blood pressure and better health then those who work their butts off and the average person is paying more for health care to pay for the few who are indeed abusing their bodies and will have hell to pay later in heath care medical bills then you can see the problem with the over all system.

There are many industries where 50-hour work weeks are the norm; such as truck drivers, medical industry, small business people, middle managers, service professionals and non-profit workers. Can we sacrifice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if sm

y getting by have lower blood pressure and better health then those who work their butts off and the average person is paying more for health care to pay for the few who are indeed abusing their bodies and will have hell to pay later in heath care medical bills then you can see the problem with the over all system.

There are many industries where 50-hour work weeks are the norm; such as truck drivers, medical industry, small business people, middle managers, service professionals and non-profit workers. Can we sacrifice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if sm

en you can see the problem with the over all system.

There are many industries where 50-hour work weeks are the norm; such as truck drivers, medical industry, small business people, middle managers, service professionals and non-profit workers. Can we sacrifice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if sm

ice their health as they hold up our civilization? Can we afford not to have their best efforts and 50 plus hours per week schedules?

In reality we have a labor problem and if we cut back medical folks work hours, the hospitals will be understaffed and if small business owners work less they might fail. Thus the problem is indeed much deeper than we know. So, please consider all this in 2006.