Susman's most recent book is called work a deep history from the Stone Age to the age of robots.
Stephen Dubner · Freakonomics Radio · Oct 2024 Listen at 18:22 The best things said about it
The anthropologist James Suzman, in his book 'Work,' tells a story about Kellogg’s, the cereal company, during the Great Depression. The company cut their workers’ hours to create an additional shift, which let them hire more people. The workday went from 8 hours to 6.
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“The anthropologist James Suzman, in his book 'Work,' tells a story about Kellogg’s, the cereal company, during the Great Depression. The company cut their workers’ hours to create an additional shift, which let them hire more people. The workday went from 8 hours to 6.”