A longer work day and a shorter work week could help Howard County employees save money on ever-growing fuel expenses, officials said.
A new work schedule will allow some county employees to work four 10-hour days a week or 80 hours in nine days, freeing up one day a week where employees can stay home, said County Executive Ken Ulman.
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