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    Stefan Bohacek (stefan@stefanbohacek.online)'s status on Saturday, 15-Mar-2025 01:12:29 JSTStefan BohacekStefan Bohacek

    In 2019, Iceland became one of the first countries to approve a four-day workweek. Here's how things have been going for them.

    2021: "Trials of a four-day week in Iceland were an "overwhelming success""

    https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57724779

    2024: "Iceland’s economy is outperforming most European peers after the nationwide introduction of a shorter working week with no loss in pay."

    https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/25/business/iceland-shorter-working-week-economy/index.html

    2025: "The effects of the shorter workweek in Iceland have extended far beyond the office."

    https://www.wecb.fm/in-2019-iceland-approved-the-4-day-workweek-nearly-6-years-later-all-predictions-by-generation-z-have-come-true/

    #news #labor #WorkersRights #FourDayWorkWeek #work #iceland

    In conversationabout 12 days ago from stefanbohacek.onlinepermalink

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      In 2019, Iceland Approved the 4-Day Workweek: Nearly 6 Years Later, All Predictions by Generation Z Have Come True
      from Sarah Jensen
      In 2019, Iceland made headlines by becoming one of the first countries to officially approve a four-day workweek. But rather than passing a blanket law,
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