Argument & Sources

Should we adopt a four-day work week nationally?

A standard 32-hour week with no loss in pay, aiming to improve wellbeing without hurting productivity.

14 votes|10 arguments|0 source

21%3

4/5 Arguments

Once enacted, this kind of policy is politically very hard to reverse — that asymmetry alone calls for caution. @@no_4

A 5-year study showing measurable improvements in health, education, and entrepreneurship in recipient households across 12 countries.

Final results from the 61-company UK pilot of a 32-hour week with no loss of pay.

Sectoral analysis of where compressed weeks struggle: customer-facing, shift-based and emergency-response work.

Comparaison des dispositifs RIC en Suisse, en Italie et dans plusieurs États américains.