It will probably not surprise you that there is a "workaholics" Web site. Given today's corporate climate and the pace of change in the marketplace, people are working harder than ever ...

Nearly half of U.S. workers have a gap on their résumés, yet many people still feel pressure to hide career breaks from ...

Career breaks have never been more popular, as overworked employees look for some time away from their same old, same old routine. Most often people have one of two motivations for taking time off ...

A career break can help you stave off burnout and enliven your career and personal life. Three to six months can be an ideal amount of time to take off, allowing you to fully engage in other ...

Those using career break coaches are often type-A high performers in their 30s and 40s, sometimes older or younger, who have a huge degree of responsibility and a high level of emotional intelligence.

Those using career break coaches are often type-A high performers in their 30s and 40s, sometimes older or younger, who have a huge degree of responsibility and a high level of emotional intelligence.

A career break, also called a work break, may be all it takes to beat burnout and feel more engaged and productive again. BREAKING NEWS: Trump pardons about 1,500 defendants charged in Jan. 6 ...

Career breaks will continue to carry a stigma until recruiters and hiring leaders move away from the 30-second profile scan that primarily looks at the most recent job when evaluating potential ...

Boris Johnson is officially on a career break. The former prime minister has stepped down from his role after just three years in the top job to make way for Liz Truss as the Conservative Party ...

No matter your specific skill set or career break, here are some reasons why now is an ideal time to return to work. 1. Workplace flexibility and support are the new normal.

How LinkedIn’s ‘career break’ feature could help normalize caregiving. LinkedIn users can now classify their time away from paid work as one of 13 types of career breaks ...

Career breaks are more common among women. About 67% of career break-related posts on LinkedIn in January came from female members, the company said. LinkedIn, citing a January survey, said 64% of ...