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Adele Peters, Fast Company
Wed, 05/22/2019 - 11:00pm

Every hour you work contributes to the climate crisis. One way to cut emissions: more days off. The case for a shorter workweek usually centers on worker well-being. If you’re working four days a week or six hours a day, you’ll probably be happier, and companies benefit if happy workers are more likely to stick with a job.

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