4 Day Week - 4 Companies with a 4 Day Week 🔥

Supported by Pieces

Before we get to the companies...

A 4 day work week is only 20% shorter, but it's 50% more time off for staff.

Stop and think about that. Fifty percent more.

This asymmetry is one of the main reason it works imo (i.e. KPIs don't drop)

If employees are 50% more rested, it's easy to see how they can be 25%+ more productive - making up for lost time.

Cut the slack (Fridays) and supercharge Monday → Thursday ⚡️

Shout it from the rooftops 🗣️

One of the ways I've been more productive lately is using coding assistants (e.g. Github Copilot)...

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• 🕑 4 x 8hr days
• 🏖 28 paid days vacation
• 💪 Flexible work arrangements
• 👪 Generous parental leave
• 💻 Equipment allowance
• 🏦 401(k) pension contribution

• 🕑 We offer a 4-day work week every 2nd week
• 🏥 Medical Insurance
• 🏖️ Flexible PTO
• 💪 Flexible working
• 👪 Generous parental leave
• 🦷 Dental Insurance
• 📈 Equity / stock options offered
• 💻 WFH and phone stipend
• 🧠 Mental health support
• ✨ 401(k) match

• 🕑 We started piloting a 4 day work week (32hrs @ full pay) in July 2023. In December 2023 we made it permanent.
• 🏖 28 paid days vacation
• 🏥 AXA Medicalcare
• 💪 Flexible working
• 👪 12 Weeks Parental Leave (full pay)
• 💰 Transparent salaries
• 📈 Equity
• 👶 Childcare
• 💻 Equipment allowance
• 🏦 401(k) pension contribution
• 🧠 Mental Health first aiders + AXA mental health coverage

• 🕑 We offer a 4 Day Workweek (32hrs @ 100% salary)
• 🏥 Healthcare coverage
• 🏖️ Unlimited paid time off
• 💪 Flexible working
• 👪 Generous parental leave
• 💰 Transparent salaries
• 🗺 Company retreats
• 💻 Equipment allowance
• 🏦 401(k) pension contribution
• 🧠 Mental health support