Business owner Louise Verity says perceptions of a four-day working week are changing.
Bookishly owner Louise Verity says a four-day working week keeps her staff more focused and productive
The government said it would work with businesses and consult on any changes to employment legislation. However, Ms Verity described the government's proposal as a "step forward" in changing perceptions of a four-day working week, suggesting it could eventually become a reality.
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