More than 7 in 10 college students (72%) — including 72% of Gen Z students, themselves — say Gen Z has different expectations for job flexibility and work-life balance than previous generations.

Over half of Americans are fans of the French lifestyle, praising their devotion to fresh ingredients, arts, culture, and a good work/life balance. A poll of 2,000 adults found a third of French ...

A study found 84% of U.S. adult viewers want to see more depictions of work-life balance, gender equity and family caregiving in TV shows.

A new survey from human resouces company Dayforce found many workers feel pressure to stay productive during the summer. Connecticut town manager loses $210k-a-year job after officials discover ...

Don't gripe about it." Fifty-one percent of American employees are willing to take a 20% pay cut if it means a better work-life balance, according to a Ford survey. (Fox News) ...

A new survey conducted by Ford Motor Co. found that 52% of employed people globally would be willing to take a 20% pay cut for better work/life balance. "It shocked us. I’ll be honest," said Jen ...

In the Ford survey, a surprising number of workers said they were willing to take a 20 percent pay cut if it meant a better work-life balance. That answer wasn't just among younger workers, it ...

Gen Z employees taking charge of their own work-life balance, survey finds “Younger workers are less likely to ask for permission, and are quietly rebelling against the ‘rise and grind ...

Workers prioritise their work-life balance over pay when considering their next role, with training in areas like tech and artificial intelligence (AI) also valued, a study by the world's biggest ...

When asked how they feel overall about their jobs, most U.S. workers are positive, with 62.7% saying they are satisfied, according to new survey data from the Conference Board, a business-research ...

Meanwhile, in 2022, about one-fifth (22%) of senior care workers said improved work-life balance would help keep them with their current employers. By this spring, that number had ballooned to 44%.

Outside of work, two-thirds of doctors said they are happy with their life. Many cited hobbies such as reading, gardening, music, cooking, and sport as important for their mental well-being.