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JPMorgan just capped junior bankers’ hours—at 80 per week
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JPMorgan just capped junior bankers’ hours—at 80 per week
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 12, 2024
Warren Buffett (L) and Bill Gates attend the Forbes' 2015 Philanthropy Summit Awards Dinner
Success
Bill Gates says retirement ‘sounds awful’ and wants to work another 30 years
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 9, 2024
Christian Sewing frowning
Success
Deutsche Bank CEO urges Germans to work harder to pull the country out of its economic lull
By Prarthana PrakashSeptember 5, 2024
Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Leary Ventures, speaks during a House Committee on Small Business hearing in Washington, DC.
Leadership
Kevin O’Leary says ‘right to disconnect’ laws are ‘stupid’—he’d just fire workers who go ‘silent mode’ on him
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 4, 2024
Faced with bullish bosses, workers in Japan hire firms to help them quit
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Faced with bullish bosses, workers in Japan hire firms to help them quit
By Chloe BergerSeptember 3, 2024
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Red Lobster’s new leader is a millennial Wall Street fave who doesn’t believe in work-life balance
By Chloe BergerAugust 26, 2024
Texting your employee after-hours can now get you a nearly $13,000 fine in Australia
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Texting your employee after-hours can now get you a nearly $13,000 fine in Australia
By Chloe BergerAugust 26, 2024
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, dressed in a suit and orange tie, speaks at Question Time in the House of Representatives at Australian Parliament House in Canberra, Australia.
Leadership
Australia gives workers the right to ignore their bosses outside of work hours—but employers call the rule ‘rushed’ and ‘deeply confusing’
By AFPAugust 26, 2024
Mature man doing working at home
Personal Finance
More boomers and Gen X turn to phased retirement amid inflation, health worries
By Alicia AdamczykAugust 22, 2024
Woman sitting in an empty dark office along
Finance
Bank of America tells junior execs to blow the whistle on managers who overwork them
By Paolo ConfinoAugust 14, 2024
Inside the new Starbucks CEO’s daily routine while he was running Fortune 500 giant Chipotle
Retail
Inside the new Starbucks CEO’s daily routine while he was running Fortune 500 giant Chipotle
By Rachel VentrescaAugust 13, 2024
Stressed business woman.
Newsletters
Workers mentioning burnout on Glassdoor reviews just reached a record high—and employees are losing faith in their workplace
By Emma BurleighAugust 6, 2024
Work-life balance is a ‘gauntlet’ for women, Ellevest founder Sallie Krawcheck says. ‘I’ve been a successful business lady, but that’s not enough’
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Work-life balance is a ‘gauntlet’ for women, Ellevest founder Sallie Krawcheck says. ‘I’ve been a successful business lady, but that’s not enough’
By Rachel VentrescaAugust 4, 2024
Side view of a city commuter riding to work on a bicycle. Young single businessman traveling from work to home on a bike, wearing a backpack and helmet for safety. Full length shot with copy space. City lifestyle of single man.
Lifestyle
The four-day workweek is slowly gaining momentum across Europe—these are the elements needed for it to succeed
By Alex LedsomJuly 31, 2024
Whole Foods CEO Jason Buechel
Success
Whole Foods Market’s 46-year-old CEO works out twice a day and ‘fully uses up’ his PTO. His keys to work-life balance
By Mahnoor KhanJuly 30, 2024
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