In this episode of **FOR & AGAINST TV**, we examine the strongest evidence and arguments AGAINST the four-day work week.
The idea sounds simple: work fewer hours, keep 100% of your salary and somehow maintain 100% of your output. But can that actually work across every business, industry and workplace?
We look beyond the headlines and examine the questions surrounding the four-day work week, including:
• Can productivity really remain the same with fewer working hours?
• Do successful trials actually prove the model works everywhere?
• What happens in industries that need five, six or seven days of coverage?
• Could fewer working hours create more pressure during the remaining days?
• What happens to businesses when employees are paid the same for fewer hours?
• Is a four-day week the same as working four 10-hour days?
• What can Australian workplace trials tell us?
• Is there enough long-term evidence to know whether the model is sustainable?
• Could a successful experiment in an office environment work just as well in healthcare, hospitality, retail or manufacturing?
Some four-day work week trials have produced impressive results. But does that mean the model can work for everyone?
That's the question we're exploring.
This isn't about telling you what to think.
It's about looking at **the case AGAINST** the four-day work week and giving you the information to make up your own mind.
💬 **What do you think?** Would a four-day work week genuinely improve the way we work, or could it create more problems than it solves? Let us know in the comments.
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And if you haven't already, check out **The Case FOR a Four-Day Work Week** to hear the other side.
The case for. The case against. You decide.
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