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Heather Boushey, "Finding Time"
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May 24, 2016
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58:30Now PlayingEven before the Internet many Americans were workaholics, whether driven by economic necessity, ambition, or sheer momentum. Now that workplaces can be accessed 24/7, for many employees, there’s just no quitting time, which takes a toll on health and families. Addressing this work-life conflict, Boushey, executive director and chief economist of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, proposes strategies by which businesses, government, and individuals can find innovative ways to be productive without sacrificing personal lives.
Boushey is in conversation with Brigid Schulte.
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