95% of professionals say a four-day working week should be implemented.
The majority of employees want a four-day working week - but say some employers seem to have productivity concerns around the concept.
It comes as a new Hays Ireland survey found just 3.5% of workplaces have brought it in or trialled it in Ireland.
That's despite 95% of professionals saying it should be implemented.
Tony Henry, Managing Partner, Tormeys Solicitors in Athlone has been trialling the concept and describes how it works:
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