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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.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of work-life balance1
Example Sentences
Over the next two months, audiences obsessed over the show’s seductive examination of work-life balance and the different guises we wear throughout the day.
Britt, what really spoke to me about “Severance” was its exploration of grief, but within that too, there’s the corporate overreach and the work-life balance that I think all of us can appreciate.
Did it show you anything about how you navigate your work-life balance or what you could do better?
“Every year, our company makes us fill out this survey,” she continued, “and every single year, the results show that people want a better work-life balance and more work-from-home flexibility. For them to do the opposite of that, and slap us with a five-day, in-office schedule just feels disrespectful … especially in this industry, where so much work is done outside the office.”
Training as a sushi chef is notoriously rigorous, usually with long work hours and minimal work-life balance.
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