In this podcast, Oakworth Capital Bank Chief Investment Officer John Norris shares perspectives on current events that are impacting the economy and influencing investment strategies. Each episode explores the trends, developments and market forces shaping today's investment landscape.
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Jul 21, 2021
Recent studies suggest reducing the workweek might actually increase worker productivity. So, is it a good idea to ease the time constraints on workers in order for them to produce more? It might seem counterintuitive, but the results don’t lie. Or do they? After all, do employers pay for output or time? That is the question. This week, John and Sam tackle the so-called 4-day work week to see whether it is good for the economy or much ado about nothing. Gen Z versus Gen X.