Japan's Skymark Airlines Inc. has decided to introduce a four-day workweek for office employees, possibly from next spring, as part of efforts to keep their jobs amid low travel demand due to the coronavirus pandemic, a source with knowledge of the plan said Saturday.Although Japanese airlines have already cut the number of days that flight attendants work, Skymark is the first among them to decide on such a measure for employees at its headquarters or branch offices.The Tokyo-based budget airline, launched in 1996, plans to apply the measure to all office employees, not only those raising …READ FULL ARTICLE