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Internet addiction has peaked in 2020 as a result of the pandemic. Reversing digital addictions at the height of the teleworking boom may seem difficult, but it’s not, and it’s worth getting to work on digital detoxification before the addiction negatively impacts our health.   The pandemic has monopolised scientific and medical research over the... View Article

Internet addiction has peaked in 2020 as a result of the pandemic. Reversing digital addictions at the height of the teleworking boom may seem difficult, but it’s not, and it’s worth getting to work on digital detoxification before the addiction negatively impacts our health.

The split shift that delays the time to switch off the computer, the insourcing of companies that involves the adjustment between different time zones, or the longer work schedule – with overtime hours standardised for just over 5% of the working population – have contributed to the fact that the working day as a whole... View Article

Not all minds are equally receptive to changes in their work and personal lives, and companies need to rethink synergies in order to protect the mental health of those professionals hit hardest by teleworking, which will not disappear after the pandemic.

The increase in the number of women entering the labour market, the rapid growth of their employment rates, their longer active years and the increase in technical and professional jobs held by women show that the feminisation of the labour force is one of the most relevant phenomena occurring in labour markets worldwide. Moreover, we... View Article

As the feminisation of the workforce expands, women continue to combat prejudice and gender bias in stressful situations at the workplace. Women’s response in pressurised working conditions dismantles these false myths that form the basis of gender bias.