Jordan's three-day weekend decision status
The article discusses the implementation of a three-day weekly holiday system in Jordanian government institutions, which is still linked to the results of studies conducted by the relevant authorities. Currently, the government is considering reallocating working hours over four days instead of five, with the option to extend the workday to 8 hours and 45 minutes to compensate for the reduced number of working days. Additionally, they are exploring flexible work arrangements that allow employees to choose the system most suitable for them. The Civil Service and Public Administration Directorate is conducting an analysis of employees' opinions regarding the potential changes and their impact on performance and productivity. The final decision awaits the results of administrative and economic assessments, with the possibility of maintaining the current system if an agreement on modifications is not reached.
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