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Co-working and co-living space and a hospice are included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Drexel University.

Even amid layoffs and a tightening economy, employees are resisting manager demands to be in the office – and often winning. How?

Whether consciously or unconsciously, many women in heterosexual relationships put their careers on the back burner to enable their partners to advance.

After decades in the workforce, some people are seizing the opportunity to change jobs and live out professional dreams.

When workers are their own bosses, they can feel every leisure moment should be spent making money instead. It takes a toll.

Touted as dynamic and agile, a fixed pattern of in-person and remote working can actually deprive workers of the autonomy they need to thrive.

Some people who have tried combining working with travel have found the lifestyle isn't quite what they thought.

AI can automate mundane, time-consuming tasks. Are these new technologies a silver bullet for some of burnout’s worst culprits – or could they make overwork worse?

The prospect of a shorter workweek continues to gain traction – and some employees may be willing to sacrifice flexible working in exchange for an extra day off.

Amid rising costs of living, jobs cuts and burnout, the once ready-to-roll contingency plan isn’t quite as relevant or straightforward.