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Sweden Trying Out 6-Hour Workday, Provides More Productivity, More Focus and Better Morale to Employees

Several Swedish companies are veering away from the 8-hour workday and are shifting into 6-hour workday or a 30-hour workweek, according to a report from Fast Company. The 6-hour workday provides the company’s employees more productivity, more focus and a better morale.

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