In response to the initiative voiced at the World Economic Forum in Davos on switching to a four-day working week, an online edition Georgia and World claimed that this initiative was first voiced by Joseph Stalin.
Georgia and World, January 30: “It is high time for the world to switch to a four-day working week – experts in Davos are returning to the principle unveiled by Stalin 70 years ago… Less labor will bring more benefits to both employers and employees; therefore, the world should switch to a four-day working week. According to weforum.org, two Davos experts announced about it… It should be noted that it was Stalin, who first announced about reduction of working time and movement to a four-day working week and he was gradually introducing this principle in life.”
As it seems, the online edition meant the mitigation of workload by the end of the week, as a result of Stalinist repressions.