Talking about the 4-day week on TVO’s The Agenda
I’m on today’s broadcast of The Agenda, the Toronto news show, talking about the 4-day week. Sorry that the video is so small-- I wasn't able to
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Skip to contentI’m on today’s broadcast of The Agenda, the Toronto news show, talking about the 4-day week. Sorry that the video is so small-- I wasn't able to
In Arab News, writer and Emirati civil servant Sara Al-Mulla makes the argument that we should use the reopening of businesses and government to reconsider how we work,
This morning I was on BBC World, talking about the 4-day week and post-pandemic work. It was like a studio setup: I was looking at the camera, but
NPR's Marketplace has a short segment that asks, "Will the workweek shrink in a post-pandemic world?" Here it is: I'm not in it, though I did talk to
I recently recorded a short video for Penguin Connect answering the question, "What does the future of work look like?" It's one of a number of appearances or
The Edinburgh Evening News spoke to the heads of two Scottish companies about the 4-day week and how it could help companies in the wake of the pandemic.
Recently I made the case in The Atlantic that companies should adopt a 4-day week in order to make offices and workplaces safer, and to help companies develop
Add Andrew Yang to Jacinda Ardern and Nicola Sturgeon who've floated the idea that a 4-day week would be good for companies as they reopen: 3-Day weekends are
Miriam Berger at The Washington Post asks, "Will the coronavirus pandemic open the door to a four-day workweek?" One interesting point was made by Henley Business School professor
Last month I published an article in the Atlantic arguing that a 4-day week could help companies that had closed or shifted to remote operations during the pandemic