Could a four-day work week actually make us MORE productive?
In this episode of FOR & AGAINST TV, we make the strongest evidence-based case FOR a four-day work week and explore what happens when people work fewer hours without taking a pay cut.
From productivity and employee wellbeing to burnout, sleep, work-life balance, staff retention and business performance, there is growing evidence that working less doesn't necessarily mean getting less done.
We look at real-world four-day work week trials in countries including the UK, Iceland and Australia, examine the evidence behind the 100:80:100 model, and ask whether the traditional five-day, 40-hour working week is still the best way to work.
Could fewer hours lead to:
• Higher productivity?
• Less burnout and stress?
• Better work-life balance?
• Fewer sick days?
• Happier and more engaged employees?
• Better employee retention?
This is the case FOR a four-day work week.
But there's another side to the story.
Watch the companion “Against” episode to hear the strongest arguments on the other side — then decide for yourself.
What do YOU think? Would you take a four-day work week if your pay stayed exactly the same?
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The case for. The case against. You decide.
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