The Four-Day Work Week Really Works: Results of a Large-Scale Study in the EU.
23.06.2025
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Journalist
Shostal Oleksandr
23.06.2025
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More and more companies around the world are transitioning to a four-day work week. According to the results of the InnovaWorking project study, this is not only a realistic but also an effective work model that contributes to increased productivity and improved work-life balance for employees.The study included companies from Spain, France, and the Netherlands and showed that a reduced work week, flexible schedules, and the ability to work remotely positively affect productivity and reduce employee turnover. At the same time, the introduction of strict penalties at the Chinese company Man Wah Holdings Ltd indicates the risk of overreaching in restraining employees, which can affect the work atmosphere and team morale.
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