Tips on how to leave work on time: #timetorebalance

This week is Working Families National Work-Life Week; you can follow the activity through #timetorebalance

Whilst I am working for work-life balance to be automatic, year-round approach, this awareness week is a great opportunity to open up a conversation about how important this is for the well-being of individuals and for the benefit of families.

Don’t just take my word for it: Research Findings

The statistics Working Families have uncovered about the state of work-life balance in the UK are concerning:

• A third of parents (29%) reported being burned out often or all the time
• Four out of ten parents say that work intrudes to stop them spending time with children often or all the time
• More than one in ten UK employees work over 50 hours per week
• Workload is the main reason that working parents are putting in extra hours at work
• Four out of ten younger fathers would take a pay cut to improve their work life balance

Make your work-life balance a priority; today and every day!

Here are some of my blogs to help give you a few tips to get the work-life balance you want:
How to leave work on time

Get the vacation feeling all year round

Stop feeling guilty about being a working parent

Tips from a productivity ninja

 

Will you pledge to leave on time on 5th October? Join my Facebook Group and tell me how your day to leave on time has gone! Post a phone of the clock when you leave, and share with the hashtage #timetorebalance.

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