Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College begins four-day work week

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TIFTON — For the second consecutive summer, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will utilize a four-day work week.

ABAC President David Bridges said ABAC’s hours of operation will be from 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. on a Monday-through-Thursday basis. The college will be closed Fridays-Sundays.

“Closing three days a week will save energy during the hot months of the summer,” Bridges said. “Employees can also enjoy a three-day weekend with their families during this time.”

The four-day ABAC work week began May 17 and will continue through July 24. Summer term classes begin at ABAC on June 1. The fall semester opens Aug. 10.

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