
Majority of employers favour a 4-day workweek, survey shows
The Hindu
Over 60% of job providers see it helping lower stress levels
With a number of companies across the world proposing 4-day workweek for employees, a report has revealed that a majority of employers in India strongly agree that this model will help in reducing stress level.
Over 60% of the employers strongly agree that the new 4-day workweek model will be successful in uplifting the overall morale of the organisation with job satisfaction and work-life balance, helping to reduce stress and anxiety levels, HR Solutions Genius Consultants said in a report.
However, 27% of the employers who participated in the survey said they were not sure of its implications on organisations’ productivity.
The remaining 11% disagreed with the notion, arguing that the 4-day work model would neither improve nor yield any drastic positive results, it said.
The report is based on a survey conducted online among 1,113 employers and employees between February 1 and March 7 across sectors, including banking and finance, construction and engineering, education, FMCG, hospitality, HR solutions, IT, ITES and BPO, logistics, manufacturing, media, oil and gas.
The survey found that 100% employees were in favour of the 4-day workweek model.
More than 66% of respondents strongly believed that the 4-day week would help them improve their productivity levels, the firm said.

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