Working Life
Working Life
Dr Christian Bernreiter studied psychology, philosophy and theology.
Working from home is changing the strict separation of work and home life - ‘work-life blending’ is what experts call this new fading of these boundaries.
The reality of climate change has reached us. According to the World Economic Forum Global Risk Report 2021, four of the top five risks worldwide are now climate and environmental risks.
If the deeply disruptive events of 2020 teach us anything, it may be that we as insurers – and as individuals – should get comfortable with asking ourselves uncomfortable questions.
The boss should be able to listen and be empathetic - this was the conclusion of a study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in which around 4,000 people from Germany, France, Spain and the United Ki
Starting a new job? Taking charge of a new team, or need to build one from scratch? That can be a daunting prospect.
COVID-19’s changes to how we work are creating broad ripple effects.
The pandemic brought work into the home for many and changed the nature of much in-person work as well.
The corona pandemic has fundamentally changed the world of work and led to a massive transformation. Before the pandemic, day work mainly took place in companies.
It’s that time of year again when we make resolutions—most often to lead healthier, better lives.
This year has been one of change and challenge. Even with vaccine rollouts across Europe and the USA, COVID has maintained a firm grip on 2021.
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