Results for: work-life balance

A mother of twelve from the US shares her financial strategies to cope with the expenses of having a large family. She explains that she and her husband work alternating shifts and pay their eldest daughter to babysit. Despite earning less than £6 an hour, she emphasizes that working is still worthwhile and highlights the importance of mental health breaks for parents.

A study from the University of Pittsburgh reveals that states with higher workplace flexibility have significantly lower rates of depression. The correlation suggests that flexibility, particularly in post-pandemic times, positively impacts mental well-being.