Best of Worklife 2019

Locals including George Tzimas, 28, says that students are hesitant to apply to local universities with the fear that they won't be able to find homes (Credit: George Tzimas)
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When holiday rentals take over homes
By Jessica Bateman
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Best of Worklife 2019
Why so many young Swedes live alone
By Maddy Savage
worker exhausted overtime
Best of Worklife 2019
Are you being breadcrumbed at work?
By Emily Torres
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Best of Worklife 2019
The trick that makes you overspend
By David Robson
Until 1776 the US was known as the United Colonies of America and there are suggestions that the dollar sign was in use before the United States was born (Credit: Getty Images)
Best of Worklife 2019
The curious origins of the dollar sign
By Hephzibah Anderson
February IWSR claimed that 52% of American adults they surveyed were currently trying to or had previously tried to reduce their alcohol intake (Credit: Getty Images)
Best of Worklife 2019
The rise of the sober bar
By Margaret Eby
No longer living for the weekend: if you had one more day off a week how would you spend your time? (Credit: Getty Images)
Best of Worklife 2019
The company that banned Wednesdays
By Celina Ribeiro
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Best of Worklife 2019
Why airlines lengthen trips on purpose
By Kathryn B. Creedy
Humanities courses include subjects like English literature, modern languages, history, and philosophy (Credit: BBC/Getty)
Best of Worklife 2019
Is a humanities degree worthless?
By Amanda Ruggeri
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Best of Worklife 2019
The travel hack that airlines hate
By Kathryn B. Creedy
Even the best budgeters can run into trouble when the responsibilities of home are far, far away (Credit: Getty Images)
Best of Worklife 2019
Why people overspend on their holidays
By Alina Dizik
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