The European work schedule makes its way across the Atlantic

Published August 6, 2021 3:00am ET



Employers beware: The Spanish siesta might just find its way into your office.

The ability to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic has changed the way many employees think about their jobs. It’s changed their expectations, too. Eight-hour workdays that lack schedule flexibility just won’t cut it for a lot of people from now on. Workers got a taste of freedom, and they want more of it.

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