British Companies Were the First to Try the Four-Day Workweek. Now They Want It to Become Law
Business and EconomicsA six-month extension of the pilots aims to gather data needed to incorporate the proposal into law.
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Survey Shows First Signs of Positive Change in Japan’s Work Culture: Hybrid Work Is on the Rise
Business and EconomicsJapan wants to transform its labor model to enhance competitiveness in employment and boost the nation's birth rate. As a result, hybrid work has gained traction over the past four years.
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Bill Gates Envisions a Future With a Three-Day Workweek. The Problem: Many Companies Lack the Financial Resources to Make It Happen
Business and EconomicsGates says AI will boost productivity enough to make a three-day workweek possible. However, some experts highlight the potential consequences for American businesses.
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JP Morgan CEO Predicts AI Will Reduce Workweeks to 3.5 Days
Robotics and AIJamie Dimon believes that the use of AI will allow companies to reduce working hours to 3.5 days per week and increase productivity.
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After Limiting Overtime, Japan Embarks on a Big Labor Reform: Banning Employees From Working for 48 Consecutive Days
MagnetThe country of “karoshi,” or “death from overwork,” wants to reduce the amount of consecutive work days allowed under law from 48 to 14 days.
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Swiss Court Allows Company to Require Employees to Clock Out for Bathroom Breaks
Legislation and RightsA Swiss court has ruled that time spent going to the bathroom doesn’t count as working time, meaning companies aren’t required to pay employees for these breaks.
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