Work-Life Balance in Hong Kong deteriorating
Despite the news that work-life balance satisfaction has barely changed over the last 10 years in Hong Kong, 61.8% of employees in Hong Kong...
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Hong Kongers unhappy at work
According to jobsDB Happy is a better job online survey, 62% of Hong Kong employees are not happy at work with 86% saying that changing...
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Flexible working key to keep older workers
Eighty-four percent of respondents to a recent Regus survey believe that flexible working will keep older and more experienced workers in the economy—with the...
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Staff exercising regularly are brainier
It is well documented that in the brain, blood flow and thinking peak during young adulthood—but a new study just published in Psychophysiology...
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Generational gap in attitudes to work/life balance
Despite experts’ predictions that many of us will now live to 100 and work well into our eighties, a survey by London Business School...
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British Safety Council offers free stress advice to businesses
With stress costing the UK economy GBP 6.5 billion, it is undeniable that this is one of the biggest health related priorities facing businesses....
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Long working hours could double chances of heart disease
Working more than a 40-hour week has long been linked to stress, dissatisfaction and compromised health, but now new research on over 8,000 Korean...
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