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It also doesn't take into account the habituation process that all humans are subjected to. Employees might work harder when the 4 days workweek is introduced.
by zimbatm 7y ago
It also doesn't take into account the habituation process that all humans are subjected to. Employees might work harder when the 4 days workweek is introduced. And might return back to a lower normal once they get used to it. And if that happens, how can you convince people that they should be working 5 days a week again?
- mymythisisthis 7y agoProbably what happened. Why not just give everyone an extra random day off a year. At the beginning of the year there is a draw to pick the next random day off from the work calendar. Make it into a public holiday. Random Day!