The weekend is 100 years old
In 1926, Henry Ford gave his employees both Saturdays and Sundays off – and the two-day chunk of time to party, pray or simply do nothing was born. Now it’s changed beyond recognition
Summary
Henry Ford’s decision to give workers weekends off in 1926 transformed leisure time, creating a two-day break that has evolved significantly over the past century. Discover how this pivotal change shaped modern life and work culture.
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