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The largest study did not analyse company-wide productivity, and its outcomes were self-reported, so workers and firms motivated to keep the extra day off may have overstated benefits; the authors themselves call for randomized studies.

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Biggest Trial of Four-Day Workweek (Scientific American)

Notes the study measured self-rated performance, not company-wide output; self-selection and self-report caveats; authors call for RCTs.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/biggest-trial-of-four-day-workweek-finds-workers-are-happier-and-feel-just/

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