She added: We need to remember that we as a community are incredibly resilient.
Most opted for a four-day week.saw its revenue jump almost 130%.
meaning that the companies agreeing to take part might be those where a four-day week would be taken up enthusiastically.isVideoCollection = false; Commuters cross London Bridge in London on June 2.One year after a large UK trial in 2022.
campaign director of the 4 Day Week Foundation.All the 17 entities have kept the shorter work week after the trial period.
trials in the US and Canada in 2022 and 2023 resulted in almost all companies continuing with the policy.
During similar experiments in the United States.which affects how much water can be stored in the ground.
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So far humans have caused the planet to heat up by 1.that more properties are likely to be at risk of overheating in the decades ahead.