A majority of British people expect a four-day week to be the norm in workplaces by 2030, new polling has found.
Some 58 per cent of the public say taking a three-day weekend will be “the normal way of working” by the end of the decade – with only 22 per cent believing it won’t, according to the research by Survation.
The finding comes after a landmark trial of a four-day week in dozens of UK companies was hailed as an “overwhelming success” – with more than 90 per cent of participating firms choosing to adopt the change permanently.
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