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These 3 studies point to the mental health benefits of working less

Is a happy employee a better employee? Image: Unsplash/Jonathan Borba

Marcus Lu

Financial Writer, Visual Capitalist

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Would working less make you happier? Image: Visual Capitalist

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The five happiest countries in the OECD. Image: Visual Capitalist
The five least happy countries in the OECD. Image: Visual Capitalist
The 8 factors used to measure happiness scores. Image: Visual Capitalist
— Helen Delaney, University of Auckland
— Linus Feldt, CEO
— Daniel Bernmar

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