Four-Day Work Weeks Are Good for Your Health, a Large Study Finds
A large pilot study in the U.K. found that four-day work weeks are good for employees health, well-being, and job performance.
A four-day work week improves employees’ health in numerous ways, from reducing anxiety and stress to enabling better sleep and more time for exercise, according to a large new report.
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