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Work-life balance has become one of the defining wellness conversations of our time. The modern grind—notifications, ...
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Shedding light on how to deal with diversity and other issues around the work environment was a key area in this year’s BusinessWorld Forecast 2026 forum.
A lot of people are perfectly happy with showing up for work, doing what they’re supposed to, and then going home. They don’t want to think about work when they’re, well, not working. For them, there ...
I struggled to juggle jobs and college classes, but I thought I had to if I wanted a great career. My boyfriend's mother saw how stressed I was and told me I should work to live, not live to work. Her ...
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Work-life balance is a myth; focus instead on intentional work-life integration. Enjoying meaningful work removes rigid boundaries and makes both work and life rewarding. Align business goals with ...
Twenty-two-year-old entrepreneur Emil Barr is sparking a generational debate: is financial freedom by age 30 worth sacrificing sleep, health and friendships? The Step Up Social founder – who says he ...
Many employers are demanding more from workers these days, pushing them to log as many hours as possible. Google, for example, told all its employees that they should expect to spend 60 or more hours ...
The industry you work in and your employer can make a huge difference when it comes to work-life balance. However, a new report from Solitaire Bliss indicates that the state you live in could also ...
A 70-hour work week? Some job listings are foregoing work-life balance “I came across a number of job postings in which companies were pretty blunt about what their expectations were for hires,” said ...