Doesn’t really help all that much, daylight savings doesn’t really matter if you have around 8 hours of sunlight (or way less depending on where you are). With getting ready for work and all that jazz you’ll always either get home in the dark or go out in the dark. I guess you could offset by 4 hours to get back home when it’s sunny, but the benefits of jetlagging the entire population of a continent just for that is not worth it.
The current 1 hour shifts affect all sorts of things negatively (e.g. higher car crash stats in the 2 weeks after a change), so an even harder lag is probably not worth it.
The previous poster mentioned that the shift is the problem, which is partially true. The daylight savings time was invented so that factories needed less light, it’s intentional to disregard the workers time off.
Doesn’t really help all that much, daylight savings doesn’t really matter if you have around 8 hours of sunlight (or way less depending on where you are). With getting ready for work and all that jazz you’ll always either get home in the dark or go out in the dark. I guess you could offset by 4 hours to get back home when it’s sunny, but the benefits of jetlagging the entire population of a continent just for that is not worth it.
The current 1 hour shifts affect all sorts of things negatively (e.g. higher car crash stats in the 2 weeks after a change), so an even harder lag is probably not worth it.
The previous poster mentioned that the shift is the problem, which is partially true. The daylight savings time was invented so that factories needed less light, it’s intentional to disregard the workers time off.