Companies leaders who were a part of a corporate experiment said the four-day week gave employees more time to exercise, cook, spend time with their families and take up hobbies, boosting their well-being and making them more energized and productive when they were on the clock. The move has its critics, however
Changes in the workplace over the coronavirus pandemic around remote and hybrid work have given momentum to questions about other aspects of work. Image: Shutterstock
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