To clarify you would be working 4-days 7-8 hours a day but getting paid 'as if' you were full time working.
There has been a pilot completed in the UK - which I have titled and linked below-
Dozens of UK companies trialled a four-day working week last year. On average, their revenue went up
I won't lie initially I said this would never fly, and I personally still think this will never fly all that will happen is employers will just pocket the 20 percent saved in wages I can't see them giving an extra 20 percent salary for a 32 hour working week.
I would love to get paid the same amount for working 1 days less a week….but it simply defies common sense - the extreme lefties of reddit seem to think this is a sure thing but common sense seems to dictate if employers have the ability to pocket the extra cash they will….
Inflation would just eat it all up and eventually people would get bored and just work extra like they do now, working more than five days a week.