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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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On the phone-in Stephen Jardine asks - is the four-day working week the way forward?

On the phone-in Stephen asks - is the four-day working week the way forward? Also on the show, shyness, bingo & the man who hopes to become the first Scot to win the Tour de France

PHONE-IN
New research suggests businesses that adopted the four-day week as part of a big international trial have found the reduction in working hours did not affect productivity.

The 4 Day Week Global project reported that a year after launching its trials, employees' average working week dropped from an initial 38 hours to 32.97. Its report noted that the reduction was not achieved by higher work intensity but by employees operating more efficiently.

Stephen asks - is the four-day working week the way forward?

JOSH QUIGLEY
We speak to Josh Quigley about how after surviving a suicide attempt he now hopes to become the first Scot to win the Tour de France. 

ASK THE DOC 
Our weekly health surgery is with GP Punam Krishan. She’s talking measles, vaccines & the dangers of vaping. Plus, as ever, she’s on hand to answer listener questions.

SHYNESS
How can you help your child if they’re shy? 

BINGO!
Why is bingo experiencing a resurgence in popularity? 

BIRD WATCHING
Why bird watching could boost your mental health.

SINEAD O’CONNOR 
What makes a memorable cover version?

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