Acknowledging the interplay between these latent determinants and the propensity for excessive work engagement is of paramount significance and an essential first step to ensure well-being.

The pre-Budget Economic Survey's findings come amid an ongoing debate over extended workweeks, sparked by recent remarks from business leaders advocating 70-to 90-hour workweeks.

It highlights that hostile work cultures and excessive work hours can adversely affect mental well-being and, ultimately, slow economic growth. Regarding food patterns, the Economic Survey states ...

The Economic Survey's findings send a clear message to corporate India: reduced working hours and a focus on mental well-being could lead to healthier, more productive workforces. Organizations should ...

As corporate leaders push for longer workweeks, the Economic Survey 2024-25 has issued a stark warning: excessive work hours can take a serious toll on mental health. Citing global studies ...