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Working from home makes you depressed, according to a new report from US economists. The academics found a recent surge in ...

Remote work offers no commute, flexible working hours and heightened productivity — but there are drawbacks too.

A newly published study by economists from the University of Essex and University of Chicago is the latest to demonstrate that our ongoing post-pandemic work-from-home culture is stifling innovation. ...

This Pew Research Center report looks at the experiences of working parents in the United States, including how they navigate ...

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Working from home has become a fixture of Australian work culture, but its effect on mental health is still widely debated. Can working from home boost your mental health? If so, how many days a week ...