近日,據媒體報道,有知情人士透露稱小紅書即將取消大小周,五一之後執行。
Chinese lifestyle-sharing platform Xiaohongshu is set to abolish its "Big-Small Week" alternating work schedule following the May Day holiday, according to domestic media citing an insider source.
對於取消大小周後是否會影響收入,該人士回覆稱:“邏輯上會降低15%到20%,之前位元組取消大小周就有過類似的討論。因為一個月兩個小周是雙倍工資,等於多拿了4天工資。”
The "Big-Small Week" system – a hallmark of China's internet sector where employees alternate between six-day ("big week") and five-day ("small week") work cycles – directly impacts earnings. The source estimated that eliminating the practice could reduce monthly salaries by 15-20%.

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據此前報道總結,2021年6月24日,快手宣佈從7月1日起取消大小周,員工按需加班,公司按照相關規定向員工支付加班工資。7月9日,字節跳動釋出全員郵件,宣佈將從8月1日起取消大小周,8月開始有需求的團隊和個人,可透過系統提交加班申請。2022年6月24日,得物也正式取消大小周。
This transition follows a broader industry trend. In June 2021, short-video platform Kuaishou became the first major firm to abandon the model, adopting legally compliant overtime payments. ByteDance followed in August 2021, requiring formal overtime requests through internal systems, while e-commerce player DeWu implemented similar changes in June 2022.
什麼是大小周?
據介紹,大小周為網際網路行業特色的休息方式,指一個星期單休,再下個星期雙休。
2021年6月,字節跳動CEO梁汝波公佈的一項調研顯示,三分之一的人不支援取消大小周,三分之一的人支援。評論同樣分為兩極:支持者認為,週末應該回歸家庭、享受生活;反對者認為,收入大幅度縮水,工作量卻很可能不變。
Employee reactions remain divided. In June 2021, ByteDance CEO Liang Rubo disclosed that one-third of employees opposed canceling the policy due to income concerns, despite unchanged workloads, while another third prioritized family time and leisure.
記者在採訪中發現,一些員工對於單位不給予相應補償的加班要求表現反感,但對於能獲得相應報酬的崗位、無論加班時間多長,都表現出讚賞的態度。
而快手公司的運營崗員工曉雯則告訴記者,她的體驗是欣喜的。從今年1月開始試執行,到7月快手公司宣佈決定取消,這半年她擺脫了週末到崗公司一天的硬性要求。是否加班的選擇權,回到了自己的手中。

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中國政法大學民商經濟法學院社會法研究所所長、教授婁宇對第一財經記者分析,網際網路企業旨在透過調整工作時間,達到最佳化工作流程、節約人力成本、提高工作效率的目的。
婁宇表示,減少加班可以減少支付加班費,控制人力資本支出。我國網際網路企業已經走過了快速擴張階段,營收狀況沒有建立初期那樣理想,同時薪酬分配結構也發生了變化,股權收入所佔比例越來越高,因此勢必會減少勞動收入的比例。
Internet firms now prioritize "workflow optimization and labor cost containment" as the sector matures, according to Professor Lou Yu of China University of Political Science and Law. "With slowing revenue growth compared to their hyper-expansion phases, companies are rebalancing compensation structures," he noted. "Increasing reliance on equity incentives and regulatory pressures to protect workers' rights are accelerating the shift away from overtime-dependent salaries."