The European Work-Time Network hosted its fourth monthly webinar, focused on the how campaigns and coalitions can win a four-day week. The event was hosted online at 1pm Brussels time on Wednesday 25th October. Dr Will Stronge is the co-founder and Director of Research at… Read More »Webinar #5: Winning working time reduction
The European Work-Time Network hosted its fourth monthly webinar, focused on researching the impact that working time reduction could have on our natural environment. Prof. Juliet Schor is an economist and sociologist at Boston College. Schor’s research focuses on work, consumption, and climate change. Mehtap… Read More »Webinar #4: Environmental Impacts of Working Time Reduction
The European Work-Time Network hosted its third monthly webinar, focused on the lessons from the past, for the future: productivity growth and the institutionalisation of shorter working time Philipp Frey is a Research Associate at the Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis, and Research… Read More »Webinar #3: Productivity Growth & Institutionalisation
The European Work-Time Network is hosting its second monthly webinar, focused on the four-day week and the public sector in Europe. Two speakers will deliver short presentations on the subject, followed by an audience Q&A session. Dagný Aradóttir Pind, lawyer at the Icelandic Union BSRB,… Read More »Webinar #2: Public Sector & 4-Day Week
The European Work-Time Network hosted its first monthly webinar, focused on attitudes and arguments around work-time reduction in Europe. Alexandra Arntsen, from Nottingham Trent University, will speak on environmental and societal attitudes to working hours in the UK. Pedro Gomes, from the University of Birkbeck,… Read More »Webinar #1: Attitudes and Arguments