BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesBurnout Does burnout recovery always require radical change? verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Zaria GorvettCraig Foster was the definition of a burnt-out man. In 2010, he was overwhelmed with work, sleeping badly and had completely lost interest in his great passion, which also happened to be his profession:...
BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesWork-life Balance The problem with abolishing coins verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Chris Stokel-WalkerJack Stirling groans when he sees customers at his supermarket rooting around in their purses for spare change. “I totally enjoy it when people decide to ‘lighten’ their wallets by dumping a whole load...
BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesHappiness Why happiness at work could be big business in India verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Gauri KohliWhen India went into lockdown, Delhi-based Rajat Setia found juggling working from home with full-time parenting very stressful. “There were many instances when my little daughter would demand my attention,...
BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesHalloween What Halloween will look like during Covid-19 verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Peter RubinsteinFor the past five years, Halloween enthusiasts around the world have been calling hotels in Salem, Massachusetts to book their stay for 2020. An ultra-rare blue moon will be present during the holiday,...
BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesWork-life Balance The changes that could help women stay employed verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Corinne PurtillIn early April, soon after the US economy began its pandemic-induced nosedive, a group of researchers from Northwestern University published a paper that noted some unusual patterns emerging. “Regular”...
BBC Worklifeflipped into All StoriesWork-life Balance Why the world's passports look different verified_publisherBBC Worklife - Hephzibah AndersonPity the poor passport. Essential though it is for travel abroad, and for proving that we are who we are at home, it’s fated to spend its time hidden away for safe keeping, its pages rarely scrutinised...
