Best of Worklife 2020

Divorce rates are increasing around the world, and relationship experts warn the pandemic-induced break-up curve may not have peaked yet.

Many parents downplay caring responsibilities at work to show commitment. Covid-19 has exposed the challenges that parents face – but will it change anything?

Although paradoxes often trip us up, embracing contradictory ideas may actually be the secret to creativity and leadership.

The lines between life and work have never been so blurry. A German word shows us the importance of disconnecting, and may even help us reclaim some of our free time.

People with great willpower are often lauded over their peers with less self-control. But having strong character may not always be a good thing.

Thinking of yourself as a separate entity can reduce anxiety, while also kicking up some major benefits for your confidence and determination.

In Japan, you can pay private agents called ‘wakaresaseya’ to seduce your spouse or their partner.

Close friends are important – but research shows that building networks of casual acquaintances can boost happiness, knowledge and a sense of belonging.