Small Businesses Are Pioneering the Four-Day Workweek
Small businesses specializing in technology and professional services are offering or considering a four-day workweek to boost productivity and keep employees at their best. Fully remote small businesses are less inclined to set pay rates based on locations and are far above average at building pers
- Nearly a quarter of small businesses specializing in technology and professional services offer or are considering a four-day workweek.
- Small businesses use flexibility to boost productivity and keep employees at their best.
- Fully remote small businesses are less inclined to set pay rates based on locations.
- 40% of fully remote small businesses are far above average at building personal connections among workers.
- Small businesses' flexibility might become increasingly attractive to job seekers.
Small Businesses Are Pioneering the Four-Day Workweek
Nearly a fourth of small businesses in knowledge-based industries are operating on a four-day schedule or planning to.
Mia Gindis
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