<ul><li>Extensive trials across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Ireland over 18 months reveal positive outcomes for a four-day workweek. </li><li>Participants, spanning design agencies to nonprofits, received a paid day off weekly while maintaining their workload. As they embraced more efficient work methods, their workweeks naturally shortened. </li><li>The study supports the growing trend of reconsidering traditional work structures, with a four-day workweek gaining momentum among employers and employees. </li><li>Findings indicate that adopting new, effective work strategies led to maintained productivity, challenging the conventional notion of a five-day workweek.</li></ul>

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