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A U.S. Company With Thousands of Employees Just Adopted a 4-Day Workweek — Here's the Innovative Blueprint Up for Grabs

Its staff is saying goodbye to on-camera requirements for virtual meetings too.

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Thefour-day workweek: It's a dream shared by many U.S. employees facing increasing levels ofstressandburnout.

Well, one U.S. business just made it a reality for its staff.

Exos, a company that coaches pro athletes and oversees corporate wellness programs for 25% of the Fortune 100, just launched a four-day workweek and "readiness culture code" to give employees the space torecharge— and excel.

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