Valley firms try four-day work week, flexible hours to fill open jobs

Phoenix startup Qwick is trying out a four-day work week and Honeywell is loosening old restrictions on its office work policies. Both companies say they expect the new policies to keep employees happy and help attract candidates to hundreds of open roles. The new policies are expected to attract candidates for hundreds of jobs at Qwick, Honeywell and Qwick’s other offices in the U.S. Both companies expect they expect they will be happy with the new work week policies to help attract new candidates to the jobs they are seeking in the open roles they have open in Phoenix, Arizona, in the future. Qwick says it’s a great way to keep people happy and attract new employees and new employees in the workplace. The company says the new policy . . .