"While work life imbalance is an issue felt around the world, it can't be solved with just one policy change," said Yolanda Talamo, Global Head of Human Resources at HEINEKEN.

The idea of work-life imbalance like this can sound too good to be true, especially for working parents conditioned to feel they’re never doing enough for their kids.

SMU Assistant Professor and 2024 Association of Psychological Science Rising Star, Andree Hartanto, found that work-life imbalance is linked to biomarkers that signal cardiovascular risk and diseases.

"Weaponized incompetence" — or "strategic incompetence" — is wearing women out, especially during the pandemic.

In Porschia’s case, according to her story, there seems to be an imbalance between her co-worker’s workload and her own.

Across gender, the differences between those who are able to unplug from work while away and those who cannot are small and, as Fishbowl suggests, an unhealthy company work-life balance doesn’t ...

Job strain was associated with an 83% increased risk for AF (hazard ratio [HR], 1.83; 95% CI, 1.14-2.92). Compared with unexposed participants, those with effort-reward imbalance exposure had a 44 ...

Physicians’ work-home conflicts could lead to devastating results, such as burnout, depression and alcoholism, according to a study published in the Archives of Surgery. For the study ...

Still, some employers are hesitant to reduce weekly hours while providing full pay and benefits. Enter the compressed work schedule, a growing alternative that trades longer workdays for fewer of ...