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1 in 3 people would quit for a 4-day workweek job, according to a new report

  • The four-day workweek is gaining popularity among workers, with 61% preferring it to the traditional five-day week, according to a recent survey.
  • Many workers are willing to quit their current job in order to have a four-day workweek, with 33% indicating they would make such a move.
  • Several experiments have shown that a shortened workweek can lead to benefits for both workers and businesses, including increased productivity and satisfaction, as well as lower turnover.
  • Workers are hesitant about longer working hours in exchange for a day off, highlighting the need for clear definitions of a four-day workweek.

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