Four Day Work Week: Lessons Learned from Utah and City of Mesa, AZ

PTI and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) presented this webinar June 16, 2010.

Four-day work schedules have become one cost-effective tool that serves employees during these challenging times and helps cities and maintain or improve access to services.

Officials from the State of Utah, the first state to implement a four-day work week, highlighted what they have learned since their program started in 2008. The City of Mesa pilot-tested a four-day work week in 2009 and implemented its program in 2010.

The webinar addressed each government’s strategy and its effect on energy savings, employee morale, productivity and service delivery.

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4 for Mesa: Tips from the Trenches
City of Mesa, AZ: Natalie Lewis, Assistant to the City Manager; Alex Deshuk, Manager of Technology & Innovation; Diane Gardner, Assistant CIO

Working 4 Utah Initiative
State of Utah: J. Stephen Fletcher, CIO, Utah Department of Technology Services

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