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4 Day Work Week?
Would you welcome a 4 day working week? As an employee you'll probably love this idea but if you're a business owner how would you feel?
This debate is splitting the nations and Dubai Eye 103.8 wanted to investigate if this could become a reality.
In the studio on Business Breakfast we had our panelists Mustafa Koita from Koita Foods and Matt Jennison from BizGroup weigh in on the debate. Watch below...
4-day work week - productive or useless? Our panelists Mustafa Koita from Koita Foods and Matt Jennison from BizGroup weigh in the debate. #DubaiEye1038
Posted by Dubai Eye 103.8 News. Talk. Sport on Wednesday, February 20, 2019
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