Jeff Miller of Cornerstone shares how being on all the time has affected all his coworkers and what to do to stop the madness. These numbers don’t particularly shock me because like a majority of ...

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A recent survey reveals how office culture and blurred boundaries are shaping how many hours workers put in each week.

I’ve spent most of my life working. Sending emails at 3 a.m., scheduling meetings from the doctor's waiting room, or assigning tasks from a beach chair on “vacation,” nothing was too important to keep ...

Nearly half of employed Americans (48 percent) consider themselves modern-day “workaholics,” according to new research. And if you’re worried you might be one your self: worrying about work on a day ...

Spending too much time, energy and mental space on your job might indicate a condition called “workaholism.” While statistics vary, 48% of employed Americans feel they are workaholics, according to a ...

Overworking is contagious, according to Melody Wilding, an executive coach and author. Having a workaholic as a colleague can make employees feel like it is impossible to keep up. Here are three tips ...