Tag: Work-life Balance

New data from Gallup shows a reversal in how U.S. workers view their lives. By the end of 2025, 49% of employees said they were struggling, compared to 46% who ...

  Nearly one in three U.S. adults are unsure when they will retire or if they will retire at all, according to new data from Fidelity Investments and reported by ...

Sri Lanka is reducing its national workweek as rising energy pressure tied to conflict in the Middle East strains fuel supplies, forcing the government to limit consumption across the economy, ...

Traditional paid time off policies were built for vacations and sick days. But a growing number of workers say those categories fail to cover the kinds of personal crises that ...

Women working full time in the United States report higher workplace engagement and stronger career ambition than men, yet they are also significantly more likely to experience burnout, according to ...

Mexico has approved a bill to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours, although the reform, expected to be implemented from next year, increases weekly overtime and maintains ...

Miss the pandemic era of working from home? Give it a decade or two, and it’s set to be the norm again. That’s because, although baby boomer and Gen X ...

As companies bring employees back on site, the commute is taking hours out of the day again. A new MyPerfectResume analysis frames those trips as lost personal and productive time ...

Only 31% of workers report feeling fully focused every day. Nearly a quarter say they rarely reach deep concentration, while most experience it inconsistently, according to a new report by ...

Remote work has become a defining feature of the U.S. workforce. By 2025, more than 27 million Americans worked remotely, either full-time or part-time, shaping new norms around productivity, well-being, ...