Office Politics | Why a “one-size, fits all” four-day working week is not a productivity cure-all

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Why a “one-size, fits all” four-day working week is not a productivity cure-all

Whatever your political persuasions, the news that Labour has proposed a four-day full-time working week has set HR minds whirring.

Here, our working time consultant, Neville Henderson, looks at the pros and cons of the policy.

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