Full list of 100 companies pledging switch to 4-day week with no pay cuts
Backers of the movement say it can improve productivity with staff able to get the same amount of work done in fewer hours
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Your support makes all the difference.Over a hundred companies in the UK have signed up for a four-day, 32-hour working week without cutting any of the worker's pay.
The 4 Day Week Campaign hopes the firms, employing 2,600 staff in total, will help bring about a transformative change for the country.
Supporters of the four-day week say the standard 9 to 5, five-day working week is outdated and no longer fit for purpose.
They believe that companies can improve their productivity and get the same amount of work done in fewer hours - and the four-day week would spark improvements in productivity.
The employers taking part in the movement are officially accredited under the 4 Day Week Campaign’s accreditation scheme.
Here is the full list of companies participating:
- 3D Issue
- 448 Studio
- 64 Million Artists
- 92 Minutes Ltd
- Advantage Business Partnerships
- Advice Direct Scotland
- Atlas Translations
- Atom Bank
- Awin
- Autonomy
- Barefoot Architects
- BiBO
- Big Potato Games
- Blink
- Brett Nicholls Associates
- Butcher Bayley Architects
- Causeway Irish Housing Association
- Charlton Morris
- City to Sea
- CIVO
- CMG Technologies
- Coltech Global
- Common Knowledge
- Cooked Illustrations
- Crystallised
- DataLase
- DigiLab
- Digital Guerilla Consultancy
- Earth Science Partnership
- Elektra Lighting
- Escape the City
- ESG Gaming
- Esteem Training
- Evolved Search
- Flocc
- Formedix
- Forward Space
- Four Day Week Ltd
- Geeks for Social Change
- Gracefruit
- Greenpost
- Gungho Marketing
- HearFocus
- Hello Heat Pumps
- Hello Starling
- Highfield Professional Solutions
- JMK Solicitors
- Legacy Events
- LUX - The Food & Drink Agency
- MATS Consultancy
- MRL Consulting
- NEON (New Economy Organisers Network)
- New Vision Digital Marketing
- Oriel Square
- Original Consultants
- Paul David Smith Photography
- Pool Data
- Portcullis Legals
- PTHR
- Punch Creative
- Reboot
- Resilience Brokers
- Reward Agency
- SEOMG!
- Sinister Fish Games
- Social Enterprise Direct
- Softer Success
- STC Expeditions
- STOP AIDS
- Scottish Community Safety Network
- streamGO
- T-Cup
- Talewind Target Publishing
- Team Custard Kraken
- Team Norse Thunder
- Technovent
- The Circle
- Think Productive
- THRYVE
- Time Appointments
- Tribera
- Uniqodo
- UPAC Group
- Vault City Brewing
- Venture Stream
- Whyfield
- Xaso
- YWCA Scotland
- Zync Digital
- PureFluent
- Counting King Limited
- Trio Media
- BJP Consulting Group Ltd
- This Is Beyond
- Global Partners Digital
- LIT Communication
- Pollard Media
- Acuity Solutions
- Principles Agency
- Tyler Grange Group Ltd
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