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The 40-hour workweek isn't working. Reducing it could help with productivity

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A lot of things have changed since the five-day workweek began in the 1930s, and what's now considered the normal workweek doesn't support many workers, says U.K.-based researcher Will Stronge. (Olivia Fields for NPR)
A lot of things have changed since the five-day workweek began in the 1930s, and what's now considered the normal workweek doesn't support many workers, says U.K.-based researcher Will Stronge. (Olivia Fields for NPR)

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