four-day week
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Four-day week improves workers’ wellbeing
Most companies taking part in trial choose to stick with the change
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Morrisons HQ abandons four-day week
Staff objected to working some Saturdays
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Tech firm abandons four-day working week
Productivity did not improve and staff became more stressed
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Four-day week does not reduce productivity, trial concludes
Businesses that took part in the international trail say productivity has not fallen off
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Minister attempts to block council’s four-day working week
South Cambs Council says it has evidence the trial is working, but Lee Rowley says that is “unlikely”
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Trial firms stick with four-day week
56 of the 61 companies that cut down hours have stuck with the change
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Nine in 10 firms plan to keep four-day week
Halfway through a six-month trial, 86% say they may keep the shorter working week
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If you can do the same, or more, work in four days, then why do it in five?
COMMENT As a major global trial begins, could a four-day week work in our industry?
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Four-day week: The architecture firm challenging the status quo
RIBA award-winning practice Barefoot Architects is leading the way with a four-day working week
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Will a four-day working week catch on?
A major pilot study across 60 businesses and 3,000 staff will test the theory
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Companies line up to trial four-day working week
A global pilot scheme, from June to December, will involve 60 UK companies