1. Using material contained in this insert as well as other material that you find, develop a list of arguments that the four-day workweek is better for the environment than the five-day workweek. Then develop a list of arguments that the four-day workweek is no better for the environment than the five-day workweek. Which list is most persuasive? Recently, the four-day workweek has been promoted as good not only for employee morale and satisfaction but also for the environment. One argument is that since workers will be driving to work only four days each week instead of five, they will be using less gas and therefore putting fewer greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. But whether the four-day workweek really saves gas obviously depends on what workers do on the fifth day. If they drive their SUV 400 kilometres to go visit relatives, they will burn more gas than they would have by simply driving to and from work. On the other hand, maybe they would have taken such a trip on the weekend if they had to work a traditional fiveday workweek