TOKYO -- Companies and governments across Asia are cautiously testing the idea of a four-day workweek as notoriously long working hours take a toll on workers, with little to show in terms of productivity.
Japan, long known for its punishing work culture, is at the forefront of the nascent trend, with some of its biggest corporate names announcing plans for truncated weeks.
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