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four-day working week

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Poll: Would you like a four day working week?

Poll: Would you like a four day working week?

Sun, 30 Mar, 2025

In 2021/2022, a number of businesses trialled a four day working week, which was labelled a "resounding success in virtually every dimension" by Fórsa, an Irish trade union for public service staff.
74 per cent of public service workers would vote for those committed to trialing four-day work week - Fórsa

74 per cent of public service workers would vote for those committed to trialing four-day work week - Fórsa

Thu, 14 Nov, 2024

Fórsa is calling on the next government to introduce pay increases which go beyond rates of inflation.

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