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The potential benefits of a shortened workweek have been debated in recent years, but lately, those considerations have gained growing traction among many American workers – especially women.
A new study shared by LiveCareer, found that 67% of workers believe longer 4-day workweeks would enhance their productivity compared to the standard 5-day workweeks. The 67% of workers who agreed, said they would be more productive working four 10-hour days compared to the typical 40-hour-a-week schedule.
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