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The Sanders-led bill would reduce the standard workweek from 40 to 32 hours over four years and protect workers' pay and benefits.
Make it happen.
Workers across the country should just protest until this bill is passed.
Fifteen percent of employees who took part in the world's largest trial of the four-day workweek said no amount of money could sway them to go back to five-day weeks.
How to achieve a four-day workweek - get rid of meetings and slack channels altogether! For The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/business/the-five-day-workweek-was-made-up-what-if-we-changed-it/2022/03/07/1d0e1ae6-c627-4e74-aa0f-0e582e5c791b_video.html
Tokyo's government will introduce a four-day workweek in April 2025 to support working mothers and address Japan's declining birth rate, which hit a record low of 1.2 in 2023.
Iceland, Sweden, and Finland are proving that working less can mean producing more. Here's how Nordic countries are reshaping the future of
The Four-Day Workweek: From a Radical Idea to a Standard Practice
What if productivity wasn’t about working more hours but working smarter? Once dismissed as unrealistic, the four-day workweek is steadily becoming a practical and strategic solution for companies worldwide. Continue reading The Four-Day Workweek: From a Radical Idea to a Standard Practice