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Hi there! 👋 Friendly follow-up on this PR. 4DayJob.com aggregates 1,500+ four-day work week positions across all industries — it fills a unique gap since the existing entries focus mainly on software/tech roles. Happy to make any adjustments if needed. Thanks for maintaining this resource! |
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Hi @hugo53 — just checking in on this PR. 4DayJob is growing and I think it would be a great addition to the remote work resources. Happy to adjust anything if needed. Thanks! |
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Adds 4DayJob to the job boards section.
4DayJob is a job board focused on remote and 4-day work week positions across all industries, with 1,500+ active listings. Unlike software-focused alternatives, it covers roles in healthcare, education, finance, and more.
Placed next to the existing okjob.io entry since both focus on the 4-day work week niche.