overworking

academia

productivity

rest

overwork

freedom

leisure

leisure time

burnout

work

working remotely

workweek

40-hour work week

, in Japan, is so intense that Japanese male's single most popular weekend pastime is consistently claimed to be 'sleeping'.

Naturally, such fatigue and overwork contribute to family dysfunction. Because young fathers come home late most every night, they seldom see their young children, a form of psychological abandonment many children recall with bitterness as they grow older'especially women, whose urge to develop closer emotional ties with their fathers is thwarted by their continual absence. Weekends aren't much better, with 'sleeping''according to opinion polls'consistently surpassing even golf as a Japanese male's single most popular weekend pastime, an activity which displaces family shopping trips or outings to the park. It is nearly inconceivable to imagine a modern Japanese father leaving work early to watch his son's soccer or Little League baseball game.

business

businessman

hard work

sleep

sleeping

is unwise --- Zeus hates busybodies and those who do too much

Zeus hates busybodies and those who do too much

is unwise --- A bow long bent at length waxes weak.

overworking, n.Definitions

overworking