4 day week at The Mix: Everything you need to know
Four Day Week caught up with Tash Walker, founder of The Mix, a 6-year old research agency successfully adopting a flexible working schedule with impressive results.
Read MoreFour Day Week caught up with Tash Walker, founder of The Mix, a 6-year old research agency successfully adopting a flexible working schedule with impressive results.
Read MoreFour day weeks are generating a lot of noise right now. Some companies are trialling it, others incorporating it on a full-time basis. Many employees would easily opt for working less and having an extra day free at the weekend, but it’s not always as straightforward for the employers launching a new flexi work initiative. It takes some time, planning and consideration to ensure that the right balance is achieved and output isn’t negatively affected. We caught up with Ross Tavendale from Type A Media, a digital marketing consultancy, to find out how a four day week was introduced, maintained and flourished at his company.
Read MoreThe four-day working week is sweeping the world with more and more businesses introducing compressed working hours, however, are we every likely to see such a working culture change in Japan?
Read MoreThe idea for the three-part day was introduced in the 1920’s to offer some welcome respite for industrial workers accustomed to the long factory hours. Today it continues to be considered the norm, despite the colossal changes that have occurred over the past 100 years. Is the concept of equal work, recreation and rest really still the key to a healthy and fulfilling human life, and one which is impervious to developments in technology and societal shifts, or is it an institutionalised mantra slowly losing relevance in the modern world?
Read MoreProgressive methods and ninja powers are key to maximising the use of our time in the workplace. The productivity gurus at Think Productive have successfully managed to unlock the secret of how to create the space to be efficient, without compromising freedom.
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