Four-Day-Week Public Attitude Survey

There is ongoing dialogue about the potential introduction of a 4-Day working week.  It is the focus of greater debate and discussion in the UK perhaps, with parallel UK research having been released within the past week. This Irish research was undertaken by Behaviour & Attitudes (B&A) for FourDayWeek Ireland.

B&A Consumer Confidence Tracker, August 2020

Economic confidence has fallen back on the initial uptick experienced when the country began to reopen during June

B&A Consumer Confidence Tracker, July 2020

Economic confidence has plateaued end July since the initial uptick experienced when the country began to reopen during June

Report 3 of our 5 big opportunities from ‘Shaping Ireland’s Future’ – Domestic holiday experience

Our third report in the ‘Shaping Ireland’s Future’ series looks at the domestic holiday experience.

Should you wish to delve deeper into any of these ideas and review our FULL DETAILED report of this research please contact  Neil Douglas or Elaine Sloan: neil@banda.ie / elaine@banda.ie

Both Neil and Elaine, along with their team, are on hand to discuss this further with you and your colleagues at your convenience.

Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll July 2020

Fine Gael and Sinn Fein vie for pole position