Known business newspaper Financial Times this summer offers to its employees to switch to a three-day working week, reported Agence France-Presse.

“We offer our employees to choose options for flexible working hours, including a temporary three-day work weeks in June and August … to respond positively to the challenges of a changing market”, - the representative of the publication of Tom Glover headquarters Financial Times in London.

According to him, in January, management has also decided to reduce the 80 members of staff, including 20 editors. Other details are not reported.

Financial Times focuses on general news from the world of finance and business and is published in English in 24 cities around the world.

It is going to be hard for Financial Times employees to get a payday loan, especially the ones that work in Canada as payday loan companies require full time employment.