Flexible working and the four-day working week
Four better or four worse. In the City AM, Dr Miriam Marra shares her thoughts on having four generations in the workplace and the four-day working week.
Recent research from Henley Business School found the four-day working week could save UK businesses an estimated £104 billion annually.
In her recent piece, Dr Miriam Marra discusses the benefits and difficulties of businesses saying farewell to the five-day working week.
Read the full piece here.
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