The Six-hour Shift and Industrial Efficiency

This book explores the benefits of implementing a six-hour workday in industrial settings, specifically regarding labor productivity and efficiency. Leverhulme argues that decreasing the number of work hours can actually increase output and improve the overall quality of life for workers. Drawing on his experience in the chemical industry, he provides case studies and practical recommendations for implementing this shift.

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