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Greens Call for More Workers to Have a Permanent Four Day Week
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An extraordinary portion of time off is brought by this and the following three weeks. The extended Easter weekend is immediately followed by two May holidays. Both are on Thursdays, and some schools have already declared headteacher leave for one of the Fridays. It is, however, an extraordinary sabbatical for a long time ahead. Three more public holidays are coming out for the weekend.
Employees will not be able to request a four-day workweek when working the same number of hours as they would for a five-day workweek.
Greens Call for More Workers to Have a Permanent Four Day Week
The Easter Bank Holiday period underlines the many benefits of a four day work week, say the Scottish Greens. The party’s workers’ rights spokesperson, Maggie Chapman MSP, has called for the UK and Scottish Governments to support companies and organisations who are considering trialling or introducing a four day week for workers. The Scottish Greens have already adopted a four day working week for party and MSP office staff, with positive result…
Greens call for more workers to have a permanent four day week
The Easter Bank Holiday period underlines the many benefits of a four day work week, say the Scottish Greens. The party’s workers’ rights spokesperson, Maggie Chapman MSP, has called for the UK and Scottish Governments to support companies and organisations who are considering trialling or introducing a four day week for workers. The Scottish Greens have already adopted a four day working week for party and MSP office staff, with positive result…
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