Japan’s bold move to 4-day workweek: Will it end the ‘work yourself to death’ culture?
Japan is shifting towards a four-day workweek to combat labor shortages and overwork. Despite government initiatives promoting flexibility and work-life balance, only a small fraction of companies have adopted it. Some firms and employees report success, though critics worry about potentially longer hours and decreased pay. Engagement remains a key concern.
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Japan is shifting towards a four-day workweek to combat labor shortages and overwork. Despite government initiatives promoting flexibility and work-life balance, only a small fraction of companies have adopted it. Some firms and employees report success, though critics worry about potentially longer hours and decreased pay. Engagement remains a key concern. 
