Full CoverageAmerican workers are stuck in an 'infinite workday,' according to Microsoft report: 'People are feeling very burnt out'
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‘Chaotic and fragmented’: Report highlights extra work, distractions plaguing workers
By Stacy Thomas
That meeting could have been an email: The shocking rise in workplace check-ins since 2020
By Maite Knorr-evans
Has your workday expanded?
By Ray A. Smith
Late-night work logins are on the rise, Microsoft finds
By Shubhangi Goel
Forget 9 to 5: Microsoft says the 'infinite workday' is already here
By Benjamin Kesslen
Microsoft: AI could redefine London’s 9-to-5
By Saskia Koopman
Does Your ‘Infinite Workday’ Feel Chaotic and Fragmented? Microsoft Data Explains Why
By Madeline Clarke
Business Analyst: Are set working hours gone?
By Taylor Young
The ‘infinite workday’ is here — and Microsoft says AI will make it worse if we’re not careful
By Todd Bishop
Ending the ‘infinite workday’
By Isabel Berwick
Working late? You’re not the only one, research shows
By Rachel Dobkin
Working late? You’re not the only one, research shows
By Rachel Dobkin
Workers get 117 emails a day and the ‘infinite workday’ is inching closer. Here is how to keep yourself sane
By Julia Musto
Microsoft discovers how most employees feel trapped in…
By Kevin Okemwa
Business Analyst: Are set working hours gone?
By Taylor Young