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work-life balance
[wurk-lahyf bal-uhns]
noun
a situation in which one divides or balances one's time between work and activities outside of work.
It's hard to achieve a reasonable work-life balance when you run your own business.
Word History and Origins
Origin of work-life balance1
Example Sentences
But he says he has seen other experienced staff members leaving to find a better work-life balance, or higher-salaried jobs, in recent years.
"When you're young and fresh that's OK. But when you're having to make the choice between that work-life balance, I think that's when people look at teaching and go: 'I can't sustain or justify this.'"
More than 100 Swissport workers are locked in a dispute about rotas and work-life balance, according to Unite.
Many of the pointed questions that Cruz Guerrero sought answers to in the text revolved around fatherhood, namely the elusive notion of work-life balance.
She claims that work-life balance is an employee's problem and employers have no responsibility for how employees manage their life obligations outside of work.
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