A Four-Day Working Week Is Possible (1944)

From the May 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard

  "As a practical industrialist, I am perfectly satisfied in my own mind that if everyone really worked on an efficient basis for four days a week, we could keep the world going and have three days a week for recreation."—(Hugh Mason Crankshaw, President of the Birmingham Exchange, Sunday Express, April 2, 1944.)