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Dreaming of a 3-day weekend every week? Well, these 8 countries offer a 4-day work week.
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Belgium has been following a 4-day work week since 2022. While the employees still have to clock in 40 hours weekly, the policy allows them to enjoy a longer weekend.
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The perfect example of work-life balance, people in the Netherlands work for only 29 hours/week.
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From April 2025, Japan will introduce a 4-day workweek as well.
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While Denmark doesn’t officially have a 4-day work week, they have the second shortest avg work week in the world, 37 hours.
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Though not adopted nationwide, 26 Australian companies have adopted a 4-day workweek model.
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As per the latest update, at least 200 companies in the United Kingdom have permanently shifted to a 4-day work week, with no pay reduction.
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Between 2020 and 2022, 51% of workers in Iceland accepted a 4-day work week and reportedly, this has helped boost the country’s economy.
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Since January 2022, Sharjah has adopted a 4-day work week for government employees.
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