Less is more: Building case for the four-day week

Remote working has helped companies around the world to stay open during the virus crisis. It's a key building block to build the case for reduced hours in the workplace, says an entrepreneur who say we are more productive when we work four days a week.
Less is more: Building case for the four-day week

Remote working has helped companies around the world to stay open during the virus crisis. It's a key building block to build the case for reduced hours in the workplace, says an entrepreneur who say we are more productive when we work four days a week.

When Dolly Parton sang ‘Working nine to five — what a way to make a living’, she struck a chord with the many office workers who saw themselves as corporate slaves, chained to their desks for a large chunk of their lives.

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