Four-day working week in India? Experts optimistic after UK’s successful trial
The four-day workweek debate is back! Six months ago, Britain kickstarted an experiment in over 60 companies allowing almost 3,000 employees to work one day less per week while retaining the same salary. Meanwhile, the idea 4-day working week is gradually gaining popularity in India as well. Ujjal De, Founder and CEO of KarmaV said that the success of a 4-day working week would depend on selecting suitable industries without impacting employees' compensation and benefits, allowing eligible organisations to participate with positive intentions, and implementing structured awareness programs for the leaders. Sachin Sandhir, Founder and CEO of GENLEAP told Mint, "Replicating the four-day workweek model in India could be beneficial for both employers and employees.
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