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Four-day workweek makes for healthier, more satisfied workers

July 22, 2025/

A new international study found that a four-day workweek with no loss of pay significantly improved worker well-being, including lower burnout rates, better mental health, and higher job satisfaction, especially for individuals who reduced hours most.

By Paul McClure


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