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Grant Thornton adopts nine-day fortnight, but staff have to earn it

Euan Black
Euan BlackWork and careers reporter

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Accounting and consulting firm Grant Thornton will permanently move to a nine-day fortnight after a 12-month trial coincided with record-high productivity, employee retention and profits.

The announcement, which means employees can take an extra day off work every fortnight on full pay provided they meet their objectives, is the latest example of a major employer experimenting with shorter work weeks to attract and retain staff in a competitive labour market.

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Euan Black is a work and careers reporter at The Australian Financial Review. Email Euan at euan.black@afr.com

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