A South West-based environmental consultancy has permanently adopted a four-day working week after taking part in a national trial.
Tyler Grange, which offers firms services such as advice on tree planting projects, joined 60 other firms in the scheme which saw its 100 staff gain an extra day off with no pay cut from June last year.
The firm, which has offices in Bristol, Birmingham, Exeter, London, Manchester and the Gloucestershire village of Rendcomb near Cirencester, said it had found productivity had gone up by around a fifth with workers on reduced hours.
