Research shows 64% of managers expect their company to transition to a four-day schedule within the next five years.
Some companies are figuring out whether a four-day work week is realistic in the U.S., as new research shows it could be beneficial to employees and employers alike.
"It’s nice to actually feel like we do have off time, and that we are protective of that time," said Nate Jones, an experienced analyst and head of research at CX Pilots, a business consulting company that’s trying out a four-day, ten-hour schedule.
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