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How a four-day workweek changes lives By Jamie Ducharme Health Correspondent Don’t you wish you weren’t at work right now? If your company adopted a four-day workweek, you might not be. I spoke with four people about how their lives have changed as a result of these shortened schedules. READ MORE Share This Story

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