Angela Rayner ‘gives green-light’ to four-day working week
After promising to deliver on workers' rights, Angela Rayner and Labour have signalled their formal approval of a four-day working week.
After promising to deliver on workers' rights, Angela Rayner and Labour have signalled their formal approval of a four-day working week.
The six-month trial will see 70 UK companies - including a local chippy - work a four-day week.
The trial follows the 100:80:100 model: 100 per cent of the pay for 80 per cent of the time, in exchange for 100 per cent productivity.
Holyrood has set aside a £10 million fund to trial the move to a three-day weekend.
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