Episodes tagged: Work Life Balance

Could Employee “Right to Disconnect” Laws Come to the United States?

In this episode Steve discusses a new proposed “Right to Disconnect” bill in California that would allow employees to legally ignore off-hours work emails, calls, texts, and messages from their bosses and employers.

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“Lazy Girl” Jobs are a Response to Increased Levels of Stress and Burnout

In this episode Steve discusses how the “lazy girl” jobs trend is really a response to women’s increased levels of burnout and stress in the workplace.

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The New Era of Marketing for Gen Z

This week on The Play by Play podcast, Jack McFarlane and Nick Schlemmer are back with a great episode all about marketing to Gen Z.

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To Ensure You’ll Never Escape Work, Data Shows Sunday Emails are “Best”

In this episode Steve discusses a recent survey that revealed the “best” time to send a work email is Sunday at 3PM, but this could help erode employee’s work/life balance even further.

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The Latest Updates from the Global 4-Day Workweek Pilot

In this episode Steve shares the latest updates from the global pilot of the 4-day working week – believed to be the largest study of reduced work weeks ever conducted.

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In One Work/Life Balance Ranking, the US Doesn’t Measure Up

In this episode Steve shares results from a recent report ranking global cities for the best work/life balance. Spolier Alert: US Cities don’t fare very well at all.

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The Results Are In: The UK Four-day Workweek Experiment Proves Successful

In this episode Steve shares the final results from the largest yet trial of the four-day work week in the UK. Spoiler alert, the results have been overwhelmingly positive for employees and employers.

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The Latest Updates from the Largest Trial of the Four-day Work Week

In this episode Steve shares the latest updates from the largest yet trial of the four-day work week in the UK. Spoiler alert, the results have been overwhelmingly positive.

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