The Four-Day Work Week
Briefly

The four-day work week (4DWW) presents a compelling alternative to traditional work schedules by allowing employees to work four days while maintaining their full salary and benefits. This shift not only promotes work-life balance, reduces stress, and enhances employee happiness but also offers significant advantages for employers, including higher morale and reduced turnover without compromising productivity. The trend gained momentum during the post-pandemic period as organizations adapt to more flexible work arrangements that prioritize employee well-being, indicating a significant shift in workplace dynamics and expectations.
Employers see advantages like higher morale, reduced turnover, and maintained (or even improved) productivity.
A 4DWW improves work-life balance, reduces stress, and enhances overall happiness.
Read at Psychology Today
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