Justin Trudeau talks about a 4-day week
Add Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to the ever-growing list of politicians who've been asked about a 4-day workweek: When asked by a reporter about the 4-day week,
On BBC Radio 5 “Wake Up to Money”
On Wake Up to Money on BBC5 Radio, I talk with host Felicity Hannah about the 4-day week and my new book, SHORTER. The segment is the last
Sara Al-Mulla: “Can we devise a policy whereby employees can change their working hours to achieve performance goals, while also complementing their lifestyles?” GallerySara Al-Mulla: “Can we devise a policy whereby employees can change their working hours to achieve performance goals, while also complementing their lifestyles?”
Sara Al-Mulla: “Can we devise a policy whereby employees can change their working hours to achieve performance goals, while also complementing their lifestyles?”
In Arab News, writer and Emirati civil servant Sara Al-Mulla makes the argument that we should use the reopening of businesses and government to reconsider how we work,
Join an all-star cast to discuss “Is a 4-day week the solution for the post-COVID recovery?”
My friends at 4 Day Week have organized an online conference on the subject, "Is a 4-day week the solution for the post-COVID recovery?" It'll happen on June
Japanese companies are implementing 4-day weeks as they reopen
Recently I made the case in The Atlantic that companies should adopt a 4-day week in order to make offices and workplaces safer, and to help companies develop
Why the “coronavirus is ‘accelerating’… a major shift toward the shorter workweek”
Miriam Berger at The Washington Post asks, "Will the coronavirus pandemic open the door to a four-day workweek?" One interesting point was made by Henley Business School professor
The Atlantic: Making the case for reopening with a 4-day week
In today's Atlantic I have an essay arguing for reopening businesses on a 4-day week. The argument has two parts. First, offices have proved to be a significant
Chief Learning Officer: Thinking through COVID-19 and the 4-day week
I've been thinking a good bit about the potential impact of COVID-19 (and the next pandemic or global emergency) on the future of work, and particularly whether the
Historian of technology David Edgerton: “The state can no longer undertake the radical planning and intervention that might make Brexit work”
David Edgerton, an historian of technology who teaches at King’s College London, writes that “Brexit is a necessary crisis – it reveals Britain’s true place in the world.”
The end of the right’s “general, luxurious unconcern” with criticism?
When news of the Ukraine call and efforts to solicit foreign intelligence on the Biden’s first broke, my wife said, “This feels different.” Lili Loofbourow does a terrific