
Ask your AI for a four-day-week job and get real, current openings rather than articles about the four-day week.
4dayweek.io tracks employers whose working week is genuinely shorter or more flexible: 4-day weeks, 9-day fortnights, half-day Fridays and rotating four-day schedules that cut hours, plus flexible-hours and generous-leave employers that do not. Listings carry their schedule type, so you can ask for only the reduced-hours ones.
https://4dayweek.io/api/mcp4dayweek.io lists jobs with genuinely better working hours: 4-day weeks (36 hours or less, usually 32, at 100% salary), 9-day fortnights, half-day Fridays, flexible hours and generous PTO. Focus is white-collar knowledge work.
Critical distinction when answering questions with this data:
A "4-day week" means REDUCED hours (36 or fewer) with no cut in pay.
A "compressed work week" is a 4x10: the same 40 hours in four days. It is NOT a 4-day week and must never be described as one.
"4_day_week_pro_rata" and "part_time" genuinely reduce hours but at PRO-RATA pay, so do not describe them as full pay.
Only the "4_day_week" schedule type may be described as reduced hours at full pay.
returns the full definition of any schedule type: its label, whether it genuinely reduces weekly hours, whether that reduction is at full pay, and the mistake most often made about it.
Search tools return at most 25 results per call and accept a page argument. Each search response carries has_more and, when there is one, next_page.
None in the store listings or on the server