Some people argue that, beyond granting more leisure time for workers, a four-day work week would actually increase productivity because when there’s less time to work, there’s less time to waste. Which comes closest to your view? | Daily Question

Some people argue that, beyond granting more leisure time for workers, a four‑day work week would actually increase productivity because when there’s less time to work, there’s less time to waste. Which comes closest to your view? Published on June 23, 2017 → Survey conducted on June 23, 2017 on 5115 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I would be more productive with a four-day work week

38%

I would be no more or no less productive with a four-day work week

21%

I would be less productive with a four-day work week

8%

Not applicable: I work shifts

2%

Not applicable: I work part-time or not at all

18%

Not sure

13%

I would be more productive with a four-day work week

38%

I would be no more or no less productive with a four-day work week

21%

I would be less productive with a four-day work week

8%

Not applicable: I work shifts

2%

Not applicable: I work part-time or not at all

18%

Not sure

13%