Scotland to try 4-day workweek with no cut in wages
The Scottish National Party is planning to try out a four-day workweek where workers will have their work hours reduced by 20% without any impact to wages.
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Sep 7, 2021, 10:58 AM
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2ds agoThe five-day
workweek could be over in Scotland.
The Scottish National Party
is planning to try out a four-day workweek where workers will have their work hours reduced
by 20% without any impact to wages.
Officials hope the fewer
hours worked will increase productivity and overall better attitude among workers.
Iceland and New Zealand have
already implemented the four-day workweek.
