Four-day week would be affordable for most UK firms

[minestrone]

Graeme Souness was asked if he felt stressed before a game and he said "not being able to feed your kids is stress".

I've always been very fortunate that I've never had to make an effort.

[BrilloPad]

Nobody on this forum has ever worked.

Have you just completed MDS and need water?

[minestrone]

I used to work a 4 day week on an hourly rate, it meant long days but was well worth it. I used to take 2 days off every two weeks.

Nobody on this forum has ever worked.

[BrilloPad]

He's still trying

FTFY

[BlasterBates]

I used to work a 4 day week on an hourly rate, it meant long days but was well worth it. I used to take 2 days off every two weeks.

[minestrone]

He's still trying to work this one out.

[minestrone]

I said earlier you are a really smart guy alexi but just, well, are not that clever.

You would have got 15 seconds in banks.

[minestrone]

The parable of the bags of gold.

[AtW]

Jesus.

Blasphemy!

[minestrone]

Yeah sure, on 75% salary tho

Jesus.

[jamesbrown]

A four-day week, working 37.5/4 hours per day, sure.

[AtW]

"Four-day week would be affordable for most UK firms, says thinktank

Autonomy study says with proper planning companies can prosper if staff work fewer hours for same pay

A carefully designed four-day week could be introduced in the UK immediately and be affordable for most firms with more than 50 workers, a thinktank has said.

A report by Autonomy – which is campaigning for a shorter working week without loss of pay – said the majority of 50,000 firms studied would be able to cope with the change through higher productivity or by raising prices.

The thinktank said the government should investigate ways of rolling out a four-day week, starting with the public sector."

Four-day week would be affordable for most UK firms, says thinktank | Business | The Guardian

Yeah sure, on 75% salary tho