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Union will hold talks with catering services about removing all animal products from cafes and canteens

In the UK, 61 organisations made a commitment to a 20 per cent decrease in working hours for all employees during a six-month period beginning in June 2022. Additionally, the clear majority of businesses kept their full-time productivity goals. Read further on Dynamite News:

The findings of the world's biggest trial of a four-day week will be presented to MPs as campaigners call for a 32-hour week for all British workers

Early intervention could reduce your risk of developing dementia-related disease

The majority of companies who took part in the UK pilot scheme said they will keep a shorter working week following the pilot

The businesses pledged not to cut employees' wages when they switched to a four-day working week

Trial hailed ‘major breakthrough’

Almost every company which took part in workplace experiment plans to continue with initiative

Campaigners hailed the 'breakthrough moment' for the radical policy after a study tracked over 60 companies - from a chippy in Norfolk to a consultancy in Lancashire - in a six-month pilot

The majority of companies who took part in the UK pilot scheme said they will keep a shorter working week following the pilot.

Around 2,900 employees took part in the six-month trial overall