“Blajer says Business” interview: Shorter working week pilot launches

In the ongoing debate about the four-day working week, a crucial point is often overlooked: for such a system to avoid productivity losses, it cannot universally apply to all types of work. While some roles, where output is the primary focus, could successfully adopt a shortened week, many others are not suited for it. For instance, a city bus driver cannot speed up routes, and in hazardous jobs, expecting increased productivity with fewer hours could jeopardise occupational health and safety. – Łukasz Chruściel shares his insights in an interview with editor Paweł Blajer for BIZNES24.

The interview is available  here.