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Work Life Study - Key Findings

  • A young sample: concentration in the late 20s - early 30s age group
  • We all work too hard: more than 10% admitted working more than 60 hours a week
  • Hobbies and personal interests suffer most from work commitments
  • The majority would welcome more flexible work arrangements
  • The work life balance is characterised by the prevailing work culture as well as by the individual level of ambition and the perceived impact of work related matters
  • Most expressed a negative view of their Work/ Life Balance
  • Company commitment is important for the Work/ Life Balance
  • A link between our perception of the Work/ Life Balance and the wish for a career change
  • Younger workers more dissatisfied
  • It is in companies best interest to help us juggle our work/life balance!
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