The trial evidence establishes that output stays roughly stable (company revenue broadly flat-to-slightly-up, retention strongly improved) under a four-day week - but it does NOT establish that productivity rises, because the trials are self-selected, advocacy-coordinated, uncontrolled, and the productivity claims are overwhelmingly self-reported.

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The trial evidence establishes that output stays roughly stable (company revenue broadly flat-to-slightly-up, retention strongly improved) under a four-day week - but it does NOT establish that producuntested-default

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