The workweek revolution : a guide to the changing workweek in the news

The great misunderstanding of the four-day workweek

Read on: Le Monde

Spain considers reducing the workweek to 37.5 hours

Read on: The Olive Press

French EY employees vote to go back to 48-hour workweek

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Spain's workweek revolution? Government pushes for 37.5 hours without pay cuts

Read on: EuroWeeklyNews

UK four-day workweek revolution: 200 firms sign up to slash hours without cutting pay

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'Amul stares at bread daily': Doodle on 90-hour workweek controversy

Read on: Times of India

Three day workweeks and love for Mondays: The current state of the UK workplace

Read on: Sifted

Why a 4-day workweek sets up an uneven playing field for workers

Read on: Fast Company

Japan promotes 4-day workweek to tackle labor shortage, overwork

Read on: Daily Sabah

Voices: 'Somebody has to pay for it': Independent readers divided over the four-day working week

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The Memo: Six-day work weeks

Read on: Quartz

How to solve the biggest hurdles of starting a four-day workweek

Read on: Fast Company

Work less, lose more: Bernie Sanders's 32-hour workweek fallacy

Read on: The Hill

Want a 32-hour workweek? Give workers more power.

Read on: Vox Media

Column: The eight-hour workday was the paramount goal of unions in the 1800s. Is the four-day workweek next?

Read on: LA Times

These companies tried a 4-day workweek. More than a year in, they still love it

Read on: NPR

Most British companies stick with four-day workweek after world's largest pilot program

Read on: The Washington Times

Forget the 4-day workweek. We should be talking about the 5-day, 32-hour week instead

Read on: Fast Company

Why stop at the four-day workweek?

Read on: Vox Media