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Companies Offering Compressed Work Weeks in Canada

Browse 4+ compressed work week companies in Canada—full pay and a better work-life balance.

4
Companies
35.5
Avg Hrs/Week
69/100
Work-Life Score

4 companies

Township of Springwater logo

Township of Springwater

68 · Good

Municipal government in Simcoe County, Ontario. Has permanently adopted an optional 4-day compressed work week for staff.

Compressed Work WeekHybrid35h/week100 employees
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City of Calgary logo

City of Calgary

66 · Good

Municipal government of Canada's third-largest city. A compressed (re-arranged) work week is the default schedule for most office-based positions.

Compressed Work WeekHybrid36h/week15K employees
No open positionsView company
Toronto Metropolitan University logo

Toronto Metropolitan University

66 · Good

Public research university in downtown Toronto. Staff can work a compressed work week — full-time hours over fewer, longer days.

Compressed Work WeekHybrid36h/week5K employees
No open positionsView company
Township of Algonquin Highlands logo

Township of Algonquin Highlands

65 · Good

Municipal government in Haliburton County, Ontario. Offers a compressed work week — office staff work full-time hours over four longer days.

Compressed Work WeekOnsite35h/week50 employees
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We track companies that publicly offer reduced-hours schedules — 4-day weeks, 9-day fortnights, half-day Fridays, and more. This page refreshes daily; companies that drop the policy are removed. Read about our editorial standards →

Last reviewed: June 9, 2026

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We list 4 companies that match every filter in this combination — specific schedule type, remote policy, and geography. Compound company pages are naturally smaller than single-dimension pages because fewer employers tick every box. Each new listing is meaningful at this intersection. Expand any company above for their full profile, schedule policy, and open roles.
Employers currently featured here include City of Calgary, Toronto Metropolitan University, and Township of Algonquin Highlands. Companies appearing at this compound intersection have typically made deliberate choices across all the filters — remote-friendly and reduced-hours together is a distinct subset of the broader 4-day-week market. Click through to any company profile to see their public statement on schedule, remote policy, and current openings.
Yes — compound pages narrow the set of matching companies significantly compared to single-filter browsing. That makes each listed company more valuable per-match: they've made deliberate policy choices across every dimension you care about. If the list feels thin, relax one filter (often country or remote-specificity) to see nearby matching employers — the sidebar and related-searches section show adjacent pages.
Start with the schedule policy — is it truly fixed, or a flexible arrangement that could shift? Confirm the remote policy covers your location, timezone, and long-term work arrangement. Check how long the company has run the schedule; companies with 18+ months of operating data are more predictable than newer adopters. Each company profile above includes their stated policy; interviews are the place to verify day-to-day practice.
Not always — some profiles show companies that have adopted the matching policies but currently have no open roles. Those still appear on the index because the 4dayweek.io company pages support research and discovery beyond immediate hiring. Use the 'Hiring now' filter in the sidebar to narrow to companies with at least one open position. Job alerts notify you when previously-quiet companies post new roles.