A few weeks ago, a plan for a four-day working week was proposed in the UK. It is based on the 100-80-100 principle. In the simplest terms, workers will receive 100% of their wages but will work only 80% of the time, and will maintain 100% productivity. Undeniably, many residents were exhilarated to learn about this potential change that may occur.
In addition to people’s satisfaction, the four-day working plan is expected to lead to a reduced carbon footprint in the UK. A recently conducted study shows that this potential shift may help the country complete its environment-related goals. Take a look at the following paragraphs to find out more about the possible benefits that may follow with the introduction of the four-day working week in the UK.
The Idea for A Four-Day Working Plan
Some of you probably know that in some places in the world people now work four days a week instead of five, but are not deprived of any benefits. They receive the same amount of money and are not required to manage heavier workloads. In February 2022, Joe Ryle suggested a plan of a four-day working week rather than five.
He used other countries...