Welsh government urged to trial four-day week for public sector

Hair stylist Joel McCauley had seen too many colleagues burn out after a perpetual cycle of work, eat and sleep, so when he opened his own salon in Cardiff he was determined to do things differently.in Morgan Arcade now work a four-day week for no less pay than for working five days. They are happier, more productive and provide a better service, said McCauley.

What happens when everybody wants to work in the public sector?

We run a nine day fortnight and it has made a brilliant difference In terms of team happiness and our quality of life.

Public sector so: Teachers Police NHS Civil servants You just know this will all end in tears:

The something for nothing brigade at it again. There are so many government agency staffed by civil servants hiding at home that are not fit for purpose. They will be salivating at shorter working hours as an excuse

And who’s going to be paying for this….

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