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“It’s an incentive, a cure for the Monday blues and the Thursday blahs.”
--Jim Manion of the Alpha Beta supermarket chain, one of an increasing number of Los Angeles employers experimenting with a four-day work week to reduce the daily number of commuters and comply with tough new air pollution controls.
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