Britain’s wokest workplace lets staff have six hour days and still pays them for full shift

BRITAIN’S wokest workplace lets staff work for just six hours a day — but they still get paid for a full shift.

They can choose to go into the office “once or twice” a week — or opt to just work from home.

Taxpayer-funded staff at the Future Generations Commissioner’s office in Wales also get a “cheerleader” to support them.

Boss Sophie Howe — on £95,000 a year and with a £1.5million budget — previously appointed Rufus Mufasa as “poet in residence”.

A recent job ad said: “We trust you to decide where and how best you’d like to work. We have a six-hour working day aspiration.”

It said perks included a well­being gift and eco-friendly phone.

The public body’s motto is “love work, get a life”.

But Ms Howe has been accused of wasting public cash.

Tory MP Nigel Mills said: “This is woke gone mad. It would be funny if it wasn’t a huge waste of taxpayer cash.”