Tag: Work-life Balance

Workplace safety in the United States has long been defined by physical hazards. New federal data shows that the nature of that risk is changing. An analysis by the National ...

Mental health leave is increasingly showing up as the end point of unresolved workplace strain rather than the starting point of support. New research by Spring Health surveyed more than ...

OpenAI is urging companies to try four-day workweeks without cutting pay as AI handles more of the work humans do. The company’s “people-first” proposals aim to make the AI transition ...

Pet ownership has climbed to 94 million U.S. households, according to the American Pet Products Association, and it’s starting to influence how people work. A 2025 survey from MetLife found ...

Online postings for fully remote positions increased 20% compared with the previous quarter, according to FlexJobs’ Q1 2026 Remote Work Index. High-paying roles, mid-career talent, and changing worker priorities around ...

Mixed-use “live-work-play” buildings are gaining traction across the U.S., as developers respond to longer commutes and a workforce that no longer operates on a single schedule. Between 2016 and 2025, ...

New research suggests that working from home is influencing how many children workers have. A study from the National Bureau of Economic Research covering 38 countries found that when both ...

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, ...