Rashmi Sacher
A healthy work-life balance helps to improve mental health. There are jobs which give better work-life balance by providing paid time off, casual leaves, flexible hours, and the opportunity to work from home. 5 Jobs
Neha M
If you've ever found yourself midway through a night shift longingly staring at a couch that begs for a power nap, you must read this article. Because we are constantly fighting our body's sleep patterns
Neha M
Employees are feeling a burnout post the pandemic; and companies are trying very hard to retain their staff by introducing the 4-day week working schedule. It is therefore no wonder that a renowned economist Juliet
Rashmi Sacher
Work-life balance refers to how one's life is divided between work and other aspects of one's life. A good work-life balance concept implies a balanced division of time between work and personal life. If you
Neha M
As per the Report of 13th Annual Employer-Sponsored Health & Well-Being Survey - Employers are paying more attention to their employees' well-being as they aim for return-to-worksite strategies. The 83% result is indicating that employees'
Monica Aggarwal
Work life balance is becoming a serious issue for many employees who are finding their way back to offices after being at work from home for the longest time. For it to sustain and to
Monica Aggarwal
United Kingdom - Thirty-four per cent of the United Kingdom employees have returned to a previous employer within the past five years or plan to do so in the future for better work-life balance. The
Neha M
Canada - Employees in Canada are taking more workcations to improve their work-life balance. The term ‘workcation’ means work plus vacation. Workers go to a place for vacation, but also fulfil their work obligations. A
Monica Aggarwal
United States - A controversial statement made by the ex-CEO of Xerox cannot be said to be so wrong, after all. Speaking at a recent evening dinner of the Fortune Most Powerful Women in New
Neha M
United Kingdom - Work-life balance is now the biggest priority for the United Kingdom (UK) employees. Two-thirds of UK employees (66 per cent) feel that work-life balance is important when applying for a job, according
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