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The benefits of a four-day work week have been proven
04.03.2023
In the UK, an experiment has come to an end in which more than 60 companies reduced the working hours of their employees by 20% - for six months they worked only four days a week. And because of this, their well-being and health improved.
The study was conducted by a team of scientists from the University of Cambridge, Boston College and the British think tank Autonomy. The experiment involved about 2 employees from industries ranging from IT and financial services to healthcare.
As early as three months after the start of the experiment, when company executives summed up intermediate results, the positive effects of a four-day work week were observed. They confirmed the results of similar but smaller projects in the US and Ireland.
And six months later, the results were generally excellent. 71% of employees said they had reduced work fatigue, and 39% experienced less stress in the workplace.
The four-day week also had a positive effect on work-life balance. Combining "two lives" has become easier for 62% of workers. Another 60% noted that the new schedule allowed them to spend more time with their children.
The experiment had a positive effect on the health of employees. The number of sick leave decreased by 65%.
Companies also benefited: layoffs decreased by 57%, while revenues increased by an average of 1,4%. This refutes the popular belief that reducing the number of working days reduces productivity.