I LIKE TO WORK, and thankfully, I work a lot. The mortgage we paid when we moved in a few years back was paid for with two jobs. Nowadays I need at least five jobs to meet the transfer with enough funds, so it’s good that I like to work. Working for money is good...
If you thought the cost of being constantly busy was not only your hip pocket but also your health, new stats show you're on the money. Google searches for 'quick recipes' to cook have increased by 22% in the last month, with many of us increasingly time poor while we...
It's no secret that hybird workspaces have transformed how we dress for the office. While you won’t hear us complaining about this topsy-turvy world where a loungewear wardrobe can be considered workwear, there’s something to be said about how one’s productivity and...
Back in the mists of 2019, before any of us had heard of COVID or given much thought to the handling of pangolins in Chinese wet markets, the World Health Organization (WHO) published the 11th edition of its International Classification Of Diseases. Among the...
When a long weekend rolls around, spirits in the office lift immediately. That grouchy colleague who only ever mutters a greeting when pressed for conversation at the communal coffee machine suddenly perks up and begins to enquire about your weekend plans. Banter...
Work can help some men maintain their mental equilibrium. But you need purpose for the dollars you earn to make sense.
The cost of being too busy is evident in our food choices.
Working from home has been one of the few bonuses to come out of the pandemic, but it may have stunted your style sensibilities. Put away the PJs because it’s time to reboot your hybrid work wardrobe.
Since the start of the pandemic, the term ‘burnout’ has become ubiquitous, with more than half of us reportedly afflicted. Are we in the midst of a nationwide mental health crisis – or is this an inevitable symptom of a culture that misjudges the purpose and value of work?
How to top blurring the lines and learn to log off.
