Show Notes
Dr. Dale Whelehan is a Behaviour Scientist with a diverse range of experience comprising human capital, culture, change management, workforce experience, performance consulting, organisational behaviour, representation and rights.
Dale was a Senior Human Capital Consultant with Deloitte Ireland where he specialised in Behavioural Science implementation to enable large scale organisational change. We discuss the 4 Day Work Week movement, the potential benefits to society, corporations and individuals who choose to adopt the 4 day strategy and the challenges faced implementing change.
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