Working 9 to 5 was once a way to make a living, in the parlance of Dolly Parton, but the workday today? It never ends. Why it matters: That's the startling finding of a report out Tuesday from ...

Workers are struggling to cope with a “seemingly infinite workday,” involving an increasing load of meetings scheduled at 8 p.m. or later and a near-constant stream of interruptions, according to new ...

The 9-to-5 is fading, replaced by a fragmented cycle of early logins, late-night pings, and weekend catch-up. Microsoft’s latest Work Trend Index shows the “infinite workday” is no longer an edge case ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Nirit Cohen covers the Future of Work, bridging trends with solutions. We used to know when the workday started and when it ended.

If you've ever complained that the modern workday is unending, you may be right. According to a new report from Microsoft, employees are now experiencing an "infinite workday" of constant emails, ...

Microsoft’s new report confirms the normalization of the “triple-peak” day — with work taking place in the morning, afternoon, and evening. (GeekWire File Photo / Todd Bishop) AI could accelerate ...