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Editor's Note

One less day of hustle?

Around 300 employees and 60 companies in the UK have recently begun a six-month trial of four-day working weeks. While the work hours will be cut, expected work efficiency and salaries will remain unchanged - which means the workers will still have to put in the work to make up for the missing day. 

How would such a system work in Bangladesh? That is what we look into in this week's Cover Story. Perhaps we can expect positive changes if there were, indeed, four-day work weeks in this country.

For other pages, we have an academic career guide on Next Step, picks for smart TVs on Bytes and a special Father's Day tech gift list on Tech Tips. 

Until then. Stay safe everyone.

 

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Editor's Note

One less day of hustle?

Around 300 employees and 60 companies in the UK have recently begun a six-month trial of four-day working weeks. While the work hours will be cut, expected work efficiency and salaries will remain unchanged - which means the workers will still have to put in the work to make up for the missing day. 

How would such a system work in Bangladesh? That is what we look into in this week's Cover Story. Perhaps we can expect positive changes if there were, indeed, four-day work weeks in this country.

For other pages, we have an academic career guide on Next Step, picks for smart TVs on Bytes and a special Father's Day tech gift list on Tech Tips. 

Until then. Stay safe everyone.

 

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সাংবাদিকের প্রশ্নের উদ্দেশ্য ও চাকরিচ্যুতির কারণ—উভয়ই ‘ঘোলাটে’

অনেকে বলছেন, সাংবাদিকদের ওই প্রশ্নগুলো যেমন ‘পেশাদারিত্ব বজায় রেখে’ করা হয়নি, তেমনি এই ঘটনার পর তাদের চাকরিচ্যুত করার বিষয়টি নিয়েও প্রশ্ন রয়েছে।

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