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Vernice Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

05 Jul 2022

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Do you think having a 4.5 day work week will improve the productivity for the employees?

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Cheong Simidaidai

17 Sep 2022

Definitely, in a fact a good transition pathway for companies seeking to move to a 4 day work week

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Marcus Deng De Kang

10 Jul 2022

Of Course!

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Ryan

10 Jul 2022

Will need a worldwide implementation.

Imagine they increase 1-2 hours more per work day but reduce the number of work days. That is not really different from now as a lot of people are working more than standard 8 am - 5 pm now even for 5 days work week . It just make working hours into the evening official and means even longer hours per day.

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Irwan Zhang

10 Jul 2022

There's reason companies are doing such "pilot" but never permanently implemented... media publicity...

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Samuel Tan

06 Jul 2022

I think it really depends on the type and scope of job you are working. For example, if you work as ...

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