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Rapport Wennink kent blinde vlekken die effectiviteit kunnen ondermijnen

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By Robert Inklaar, Bart van Ark, Niels van Leeuwen
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Het investeringsplan in het rapport Wennink (2025) verdient steun, maar de nadruk op gevestigde partijen en clusters, techniek, en optimisme over industriebeleid zijn blinde vlekken die de effectiviteit van het plan kunnen beperken. Het Rapport Wennink (2025) zet de noodzaak van hogere productiviteitsgroei terecht centraal. Na jaren van politiek debat over koopkracht en herverdeling is dat een welkome koerswijziging.
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Four-day working weeks make us happier and more productive – here’s why they won’t happen any time soon

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By Bart van Ark, Pedro Gomes
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If there were ever proof that humans don’t like change, surely it is the four-day week. The straightforward concept – that the working week should be the equivalent of one day shorter but for the same pay – has been swirling around for years without ever really taking off. But all of a sudden, the world and his wife seem to be gabbing about the idea. The , demanding the new Labour government takes action to ensure more companies offer this way of working.
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Could a new policy institution help solve the UK’s productivity problem?

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By Anna Valero, Bart van Ark
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A dedicated and lasting policy institution, which puts productivity at the heart of the growth agenda, could be a key part of the solution to the UK’s economic woes. This new growth and productivity institution (GPI) would shape effective, coordinated and lasting pro-productivity policy for the country. Such an institution would need to be placed on a statutory footing to ensure that it survives political churn.
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