Four-Day Workweek in Japan? Major Prefecture Considers Radical Change

Japan’s work culture may soon see a major shift as one of the country’s biggest prefectures explores a four-day workweek. 💼 With a focus on improving work-life balance and employee productivity, the plan could set a precedent for other regions. But with Japan’s traditional work ethic and long hours, it remains to be seen whether this ambitious schedule change can truly take hold.

Will this innovative approach to the workweek help reduce burnout, or could it backfire in the fast-paced world of Japanese business?

Source: Sora News 24
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