This Labor Day, work-life balance is on the table. Striking hotel workers and supporters protest outside the InterContinental hotel in downtown Los Angeles. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) ...

Gen Z is forging a new workplace culture where oversharing about relationships, mental health, and political views is the norm.

For Mr. Panichgul, that leaves the dining room table, which he quickly covers with mood boards, fabric swatches and sketches for his clothing line, Thakoon, and his editorial work with HommeGirls ...

Work life balance is always a tricky thing to achieve and working from home can make it even more challenging. When home becomes a place of work as well, the lines between the two can easily blur.

If you're stressed and burned out at work, you probably need to reevaluate your work-life balance. Here are a few great ways to get that balance back into your life.

5. Don’t stress about work-life balance. Try to take the pressure off of striving for the ideal work-life balance. Adding another thing to worry about on top of an overloaded to-do list isn’t going to ...

Part of the work-life balance question, after all, ... that a national requirement for businesses to provide leave would benefit all workers by changing what’s considered table stakes for workers.

Work-life balance is nonsense. It isn’t the key to unlocking more fulfillment and joy in our lives because it isn’t real. But whole-life balance is something anyone can attain. Achieving true ...

Nearly 3 out of 4 boomers and Gen Xers said they care more about who they are outside of work, according to the Harris Poll survey of 2,117 adults taken Aug. 25-27. Even more millennials (79% ...

To them, work-life balance is simple – they just want a break from the daily grind of being responsible for the people they are caring for. More on this topic Average workday now 37 mins shorter ...