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A Four-Day Workweek Is No Holiday

September 13, 2021
A Four-Day Workweek Is No Holiday

The crowdfunding platform Kickstarter has announced that its employees will work four days a week starting in 2022, and the pandemic is reshaping workplaces across the country. “Is a Four-Day Week the Future of Work?” a headline in this newspaper recently asked.

Let’s hope not. Despite the hype, four-day workweeks have drawbacks if they mean longer workdays. Companies may say that working hours won’t increase, but reality can be different from what is outlined in a corporate handbook. This is a particular problem for families with young children.

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