An environmental consultancy has become the latest business to announce it will trial a four-day working week.
Tyler Grange, which offers firms services such as advice on tree planting projects, has joined 60 other companies in signing up for the ‘4-day week' pilot programme which begins in June.
The UK-wide initiative will see a coordinated, six-month trial of organisations operating a four-day working week, with reduced hours but no loss in pay for participating employees.