SINGAPORE - Most of the 70 companies in the four-day work week trial in Britain are adapting well, and the organisation behind the initiative is not ruling out a similar pilot in Singapore in the future.
Co-director Kyle Lewis of British think-tank Autonomy told The Straits Times that the participating firms are adapting after teething problems, mostly a backlog of work at the start of the trial, which happened to coincide with the Queen’s Jubilee holidays.
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