A new study led by a Harvard University professor found that children of working moms might be better off in a number of ways. According to their research, daughters of working moms are more likely to ...

Not retiring anytime soon? A new study suggests that could be a good thing. The study, conducted by Oregon State University, says working past the age 65 may lead to a longer life. On the flip side, ...

Working overtime is becoming a health hazard. Working long, demanding hours has become the norm in many career fields. Professionals have to work overtime to keep up with an always-connected and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. author of Chained to the Desk in a Hybrid World: A Guide to Balance. Poor workplace culture also has given rise to resenteeism—a ...

File photo of Thomas Edison State College Commencement ceremony at Sun National Bank Center in Trenton last year. A new study shows earning a degree continues to pay off in old age. (Andrew Miller/For ...

Working more than 55 hours a week is a health hazard that leads to stroke and heart disease — and the pandemic may accelerate this trend, says the World Health Organization For decades, psychologists ...