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No Canadian companies involved in a shortened workweek trial intend to revert back to a five-day week, new research from 4 Day Week Global shows.

The findings were part of non-profit 4 Day Week Global’s 12 months on report, released Wednesday, which followed North American companies that trialled four-day workweeks for six months at a time in 2022 and 2023.

Tara Vanderloo, the chief experience officer at Sensei Labs, a Canadian company involved in the trial, said that shortened working hours appeared to be a good fit for the company. Vanderloo said the pilot was successful in driving engagement, loyalty and retention for Sensei Labs.

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