The 4-Day Workweek Trend 

Various four-day workweek trials have been underway in the US and globally, reflecting positive results.This post will address the four-day workweek and its advantages and disadvantages.

Five-Day, 40-Hour Workweek

Henry Ford, known for establishing the assembly line, was also among the first to standardize the five-day workweek

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Growing Interest in The 4-Day Workweek

Technological advances in productivity, including  information technology, and skill-building, have contributed to the argument of having four-day workweeks

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UK 4-Day Work Week Trial

The UK pilot plan was to give 100% of pay for 80% work time and get 100% productivity based on a four-day, 32-hour week.

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Improved Work/Life Balance

A four-day workweek for employees with the same pay and benefits and a more extended weekend should go a long way to balancing our lives.

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Reduced Stress

4 Day Week Global CEO, Charlotte Lockhart, explained that employees benefit from rest and lower stress levels, making them more engaged at work

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