Working from home presents the perfect opportunity to get on with those nagging chores, such as putting on a load of laundry or painting your nails. Others take a much more relaxed approach to ...

Your brain swings itself like a pendulum across different states while you sleep. Every ninety minutes or so, you cycle between deep, dreamless sleep, when your mind is motionless but your body is not ...

It’s not just you—work kind of stinks right now. If you’re struggling to get something done because too many people were involved, getting hung up by emotion and conflict in your workplace, or just ...

The entire working world has a case of the Mondays. For those not aware, “a case of the Mondays” is a throwaway line from Office Space, a brilliant movie by Mike Judge, and it’s a line that is still ...

The era of the remote worker is winding down. Before a mandate for federal workers to return to the office made national headlines, dozens of major private sector companies across the U.S. implemented ...

If you’re trying to improve your health, the first stop is likely to be your doctor’s office. But your own office may have nearly as much influence on well-being, according to a growing body of ...

A new report has revealed that workers’ preference for a flexible remote work schedule continues well after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns. Video conference tech company Owl Labs released its ninth ...

As AI changes how work gets done, it’s also reshaping how employees think about the value of their time. As AI rapidly reshapes the workplace, organizations are already starting to see real returns on ...

We've told you in the past how wellbeing at work makes business sense (and we have the data to prove it). But don't just take our (and our Oxford research partners') word for it. Here's how public ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. J.R. Whalen: Here's Your Money Briefing for Tuesday, December 19th. I'm J.R.

The literature on finding balance in life may advise Americans to work to live rather than live to work. But the fact is that most Americans locate their identity in their work. It’s not an accident ...