4-day week and the climate
Allyson Chiu writes in the Washington Post about "How a four-day workweek could be better for the climate:" Reducing the workweek to four days could have a climate
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Skip to contentAllyson Chiu writes in the Washington Post about "How a four-day workweek could be better for the climate:" Reducing the workweek to four days could have a climate
Economist Wim Naudé has just published an article in The Conversation listing "Five reasons why the four-day week won't work." Unfortunately, it's one of those economics pieces that
We're beginning to get preliminary results of the 4 Day Week Global trial running in Ireland and the UK. Not surprisingly (to me), the news is positive. Anna
A new episode of the Singapore Straits Times' Work Talk Podcast takes on the 4-day week. I talk about it along with "Ms Louisa Lee, CEO of DP
I forgot to post about this when it came out a few weeks ago, but MSNBC ran a piece about "how to convince your boss to trial a
Here I am talking about the 4-day week on Arirang News, a South Korean English-language TV channel. If I'm lucky it'll autoplay from the start of the interview,
Emma Lewzey at Blue Sky Philanthropy did a Facebook Live presentation about the 4-day week. Despite my comments (which I don't think are visible in the video), she
Juliet Schor's TED talk about the 4-day week is now online: I've been studying work since the 1980s, and I've never seen anything like what's happening today. Pandemic-fueled
I was on China Global TV, talking about (what else?) the 4-day week: While it looks like I'm either broadcasting from an earthquake zone or imitating the 1960s
Sir Desmond Swayne, an MP from New Forest West, has released a statement in favor of trialing a 4-day week. “The demand for a shorter working week with