COMP NEWS – Gen Z is saying it loud and proud – they believe a four-day workweek will help them be more productive workers.
Younger workers said they do not need a 40-hour working week and would be more productive within four days of labor.
Millennials and Gen Z said they could finish all their work in less time than the traditional five-day working week, according to a new Poll. The younger generation voted overwhelmingly to reduce the hours of the working week in a survey carried out by CNBC/Generational Lab.
The survey polled 1,033 people between the ages of 18 and 34. The result was 81 per cent of respondents said they were in favour of a four-day working week.
According to a new poll, many Millennials and Gen Z workers believe they can accomplish their work tasks in less than the 40-hour workweek.
Younger workers said they do not need a 40-hour working week and would be more productive within four days of labor.
Millennials and Gen Z said they could finish all their work in less time than the traditional five-day working week, according to a new Poll. The younger generation voted overwhelmingly to reduce the hours of the working week in a survey carried out by CNBC/Generational Lab.
The survey polled 1,033 people between the ages of 18 and 34. The result was 81 per cent of respondents said they were in favour of a four-day working week.
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