Unless specific flexible work policies are in place, if you want flexible work, you’re going to have to negotiate for it.

Flexible work is increasing burnout among senior professionals by blurring boundaries and extending workdays. Harvard-backed ...

Summer Fridays are a great way to boost workplace culture, adding a scheduled break to the employee timetable.

The traditional 40-hour workweek has long been the hallmark of American employment – but is it still the best way to work? With more people logging in from home, balancing family demands and ...

Modern workplaces change as technology advances and people want greater time control. Modern employers must pick between two distinct systems. One is the long familiar fixed schedule, the usual Monday ...

If you're looking for flexible work from home jobs that don't require a set schedule, keep reading; this post has you covered! Flexibility has become the most desirable aspect of a career. In fact, ...

Some companies now have a 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. schedule six days a week to stay competitive. Artificial intelligence startups are glorifying exhaustion for the sake of productivity, adopting the ...

The university is deeply appreciative of the continued efforts made by our staff to support the university’s mission, our students and each other. We recognize the importance of work/life flexibility ...

New research shows that when it comes to employees requesting flextime, managers favor men over women. This is not exactly encouraging news. Researchers from The University of Texas, Yale and Harvard ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who have some control over their work schedules may enjoy better physical and mental well-being than those in less-flexible jobs, a new research review suggests. In ...

“Workers typically report that they are more productive, efficient and focused,” Tepper said. “Research suggests that employees have better mental health and are happier with their job when they have ...

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