That would depend on how fast the planet was spinning after the orbital boost. I think the big day mob are playing the long game. First they’ll quietly support big calendar in order to first normalise the idea of boosting Earth’s orbit, then, when that plan is in motion, they’ll infiltrate the planning and engineering teams, tweak the rocket placements slightly, and when the rockets fire to increase our orbital velocity, they’ll also slow the spin just enough to lengthen the day.
The alternative is, they realise there’ll be more days per year, so they’ll get more work out of people between annual appraisals anyway. It might be that big calendar is just a front operation for big day anyway.
That would depend on how fast the planet was spinning after the orbital boost. I think the big day mob are playing the long game. First they’ll quietly support big calendar in order to first normalise the idea of boosting Earth’s orbit, then, when that plan is in motion, they’ll infiltrate the planning and engineering teams, tweak the rocket placements slightly, and when the rockets fire to increase our orbital velocity, they’ll also slow the spin just enough to lengthen the day.
The alternative is, they realise there’ll be more days per year, so they’ll get more work out of people between annual appraisals anyway. It might be that big calendar is just a front operation for big day anyway.