A first-of-its-kind proposal that Maryland lawmakers will consider would give tax credits to companies that experiment with a four-day workweek. More precisely, it would subsidize employers that agree to try out a 32-hour workweek without reducing their full-time employees' weekly pay, which is based on 40 hours of work. In February, legislators in Maryland's Democratic-controlled House and Senate will hold hearings on a bill that would offer state tax credits to companies that take up that challenge. Read more about the proposal at the link in bio. 📷: Al Drago/Bloomberg/Getty Images