Future of Work

This is the research supporting the economics of a four day work week

The idea of a four day work week is gaining momentum.

The idea of a four day work week is gaining momentum. Image: REUTERS/Russell Boyce

Miriam Marra
Lecturer in Finance, University of Reading
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Benefits of a four day work week. Image: Henley Business School

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Companies that have implemented four day work week have reported an increment in staff productivity.
Companies that have implemented four day work week have reported an increment in staff productivity. Image: Shutterstock

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