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Toronto’s Alida to pilot 4-day workweek

The customer-management platform said it will start the trial this July for its 500 staff, who will keep their same salaries and benefits, with company-wide Fridays off and “won’t be measuring its employees productivity based on the number of hours worked, moving forward.” (The Logic)

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