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In this post-pandemic world, a growing number of companies are finding a four-day week works better. But is it better for everyone?

The four-day workweek is the latest buzzy workplace trend, with experiments and surveys touting improved employee morale, retention and productivity.In one study of 41 businesses across the U.S. and Canada

Americans are spending less time working than they did before the pandemic. That’s good for many of them, but it’s not necessarily great for the inflation-fighting Federal Reserve.

In response to a tweet, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development clarifies it's studying the possibility of 3-day weekend

As Americans become more adamant about the value of personal time, professor Robert Bruno says shorter workweeks and days could ease labor shortages.

Official evaluation of the new work system found 74 per cent increase in the attendance rate, while sick leave rates decreased by 46 per cent

Syrian expat Nidal Saleem, who lives in Sharjah, has been enjoying a three-day weekend for over a year now. And for him, all this free time is all about sp..

This follows encouraging early results from the pilot in New Zealand, in which all 80 team members participated.

Overall, even with the majority of Southeast Asian employees preferring flexibility, 86% of respondents are still open to supporting their employer on a four-day workweek.