The four-day workweek has transformed the employees’ perceptions of Mondays, replacing dread with excitement, while still underscoring that stress is not completely eliminated by reduced hours.
Iceland's experiment with a four-day workweek showed no drop in salaries and significant increases in both productivity and well-being among workers, setting a benchmark for others.
The UK study found substantial improvements in performance among the firms that trialed the four-day workweek, with a significant proportion of participants favoring the new schedules.
Support for a four-day workweek is evident in Spain, where a poll indicated that youth are particularly in favor of such progressive work arrangement initiatives.
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