Tag: Work-life

New LiveCareer research points to a workplace culture of silence, with 84% of men saying they are expected to “tough it out” and avoid showing mental health struggles.

FlexJobs survey finds micromanaging, gossiping, and playing favorites top list of behaviors that turn workers off.

Workplace stress is reaching a breaking point for many American workers, with new research revealing the extent to which professionals are struggling to hold it together on the job during ...

Governments in Portugal and Japan are turning to innovative labor reforms to address demographic decline and work-life balance issues, particularly as both nations continue to grapple with falling birth rates. ...

Many remote workers in the U.K. experienced a notably slower pay growth compared to their in-person colleagues during the first two years following the COVID-19 pandemic.  Bloomberg reports that a ...

Dell has announced that its global sales team will be required to work from company offices five days a week.   The return to office (RTO) mandate, effective September 30th, marks ...

New research shows the concept of a four-day workweek is gaining traction in Asia as both companies and employees search for greater work-life balance and increased productivity.   Amid rising business ...

A recent study suggests that curbing smartphone usage by just one hour per day could significantly improve employee satisfaction and motivation in the workplace.  The study, published by German Center ...

New research shows that while hybrid work remains dominant in the post-pandemic workforce, in-office attendance has risen in 2024, and attendance patterns are gradually trending towards a five-day workweek — ...

Japan is a nation known for its grueling work culture, to the extent that it has a term, “karoshi,” meaning “death from overwork.” Yet this country so focused on work ...