New WHO Study Shows Long Work Hours Can Lead To Increased Risk Of Death
A new global study shows working long hours is a serious health hazard that kills hundreds of thousands of people each year.
Average office worker wastes five hours a week on tasks that could be automatedNew research conducted by OnePoll on behalf of UiPath reveals how office workers' roles have changed over the past year and how they see their role evolving in the future.
Those long workdays may be killing you, WHO study findsA study by the World Health Organization estimates 745,000 people around the world died in 2016 as a result of having worked 55 hours a week or more.
This Thing You May Be Doing Kills 745,000 People A YearVeuerβs Elizabeth Keatinge tells us about a health risk that is taking 745,000 lives a year.
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