Do you support a 32-hour work week?

Yes, if it is not enforced by the government

People can work what they want

Not as a universal ruling, but companies should be encouraged to offer different work week arrangements.

Yes, however those with children only one is able to do this unless the government are goi ng to increase school hours to work around parents too.

I think it’s fantastic as a principle as I believe in a strong work-life balance, but as a small business owner I simply cannot afford to have multiple 32h workers nor they can afford to work only 32hrs a week to support themselves in London.

Not really bothered

Keep hours unchanged but make 4 day week

potentially

Yes, but only if protections are brought in to protect workers current net salaries e.g. someone earning £1000 a week in a 37.5 hour week should earn £1000 in a 32 hour week

Should not be mandatory, should be for a private businesss to deciede

Yes. But it shouldn't detrimentally impact the work or industry

It should be up to the individual businesses and employees

The work week is a sham and should be abandoned

It’s up to contractual obligations

Depends of if the salary will be the same as 40 hours

up to people to decide how many hours they want to work

Yes, but only if take home pay still equals that of a 37.5 hour week

More flexibility

Should be lower

Yes, but gradually implemented over time.

Yes, but only after a pilot to prove that it is economically viable

Yes, as a route to a 20 hour or lower work week.

Yes, but change it to 25 hours and have 4 day work week instead.

A 30 hour work week is sufficient

Yes, if there is evidence to prove it increases productivity in certain sectors.

In theory but only if there is proof it increases productivity.

Four-day working week instead

I think it would work if everything it affected changed with it, entitlements to benefits and credit for example

People should be paid proportionally to how long they work, unless they have extenuating circumstances e.g. health problems, in which case they should be paid for a 40-hour work week. Hours should also be more flexible.

You should get paid for the work you do: less work, less money

The length of a work week should be for the employer to decide

Where it is appropriate yes

Should be up to individual businesses.

Employees often work more than their set hours.

every working person should get 2 consecutive days off per week. No-one should be expected to do a 10+shift, especially medical staff.

Reduce to a 30 hour work week

No and it is to simple a question to cover such a wide reaching topic.

Make it a 30 hour work week

Decrease to a 30 hour work week

Reduce it to 30 hours

It depends. Yes if we have a universal income, no if we dont.

Prefer 4-day working week of 36 hours

Yes, but only if implemented gradually

30 hours is sufficient

No. It should be optional.

Yes, but 35 hour week

A 30 hour work week is enough

Companies should be able to lower their work weeks as low as they'd like, but only as high as legislated.

It depends on the work and the individual choice