‘Work-life’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 6

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Money leads people to play alone, work alone, and put more physical distance between themselves and a new acquaintance, according to a study published in Science magazine. Even very subtle reminders of money appear to exert a tremendous influence on our behaviour and attitudes.

A new project will be occupying Managing Editor Greg Mulhauser for the foreseeable future — and will definitely have the bulk of his attention for 3 months starting 15 December. What could divert so much of his effort from CounsellingResource.com for such awhile?

A new poll of workers in London, published today by leading mental health charity ‘Together’, reveals the climate of fear and inadequate resources that prevent employees discussing and dealing with being stressed in the workplace. The poll has been conducted by ‘Together: Working for Wellbeing’, the new name for Maca (Mental After Care Association).

A recent AP report on the benefits of taking a break from technology makes me reflect on the pace of my own current work, as well as on the pressures of the business environment, in which some senior managers try to stay plugged in 365 days of the year.