Four-Day Workweeks May Be The Future For Startups, One Pilot Program Suggests

Until recently, the prospect of working four days a week was just wishful thinking for most workers. However, since the pandemic and the move to more flexible work patterns, many businesses have transitioned to a shorter working week.

Last year, six-month four-day workweek pilot schemes were rolled out across the U.K., U.S. and Canada, Ireland and Australia and New Zealand. Coordinated by 4 Day Week Global and researchers from Cambridge University and Boston College, the scheme proved successful. On a scale of zero to 10, the average rating from companies taking part was nine, with many pledging to continue the new work regime beyond the trials. While

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