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I'd heard about this study going on in the UK but didn't realize it included companies here in the US as well? Seems like the study is showing everyone wins when people work less hours in a week. I know I can get behind that! My industry works the 9-80 or 19-30 hour schedule which gives you either one or two off extra days during the month. Of course, you still have to work the same 40 hours a week, but you just work extra hours in a day (10 plus in some cases). This scheme is based off a 32-hour work week.
Oh man sign me up!
Participating employers range from firms in the education sector to banking, IT, marketing, retail and hospitality businesses.
Oh man sign me up!
Participating employers range from firms in the education sector to banking, IT, marketing, retail and hospitality businesses.
Why 2023 Could Finally Be the Year of the 4-Day Workweek
Both employers and employees have declared global trials of a four-day workweek an overwhelming success.
time.com
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