Flexibility | Workers want a four-day week, but only if they continue to work remotely

Workers want a four-day week, but only if they continue to work remotely

75% of workers say that they’ll only be interested in a four-day week if remote work is allowed “all or nearly all of the time”.

In the survey from Morning Consult, 87% of workers said they would be interested in a four-day work week and 82% believed that widespread adoption would be successful. Yet, an overwhelming majority (75%) said that they will only be interested in a shorter week if remote work continued to be a significant aspect of their week.

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