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Work, rights & economic policy

Should countries adopt a four-day work week to improve work-life balance?

LNAT Section B · Founder's essay plan

The essay question

Should countries adopt a four-day work week to improve work-life balance?

The plan

Should countries adopt a four-day work week to improve work-life balance?

Stance: Yes — the four-day week is not indulgence but restoration: it protects human dignity, enhances productivity, and realises equality of time. Jurisdiction: UK focus, with OECD trial evidence for credibility. Word target: 750 ± 10%.

Definitions

  • Four-day work week: ~32 hours across four days for full-time staff, without proportional pay cuts.
  • Work-life balance: the capacity to sustain health, autonomy, and family/community participation without chronic overwork.
  • Framing advantage: defines the issue as structural (national regulation), not individual preference — grounding the "for" stance in justice and law.
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