How many days a week are Russians ready to work?

Almost half of Russians (40%) are ready to work harder if they are offered to switch to a four-day period.

One in three Russians (30%) agree to stay in their workplace longer so that the weekend lasts from Friday to Sunday.

It is the fifth day of the week that most Russians want to see non-workers. 25% vote for Monday and 14% for Wednesday.

69% of Russians support the transition to a four-day working week while maintaining the current level of wages, in 19% – in any of the respondents.

For the third weekend are actively Belgorod (83%), Moscow and Yaroslavl regions (75% each). The five-day working week is supported in the Altai Territory, where the votes are equally divided.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is actively promoting the introduction of a four-day working week.

Source: tonkosti