All 100 Trust20 Respect20 Independence20 Collaboration20 Kindness20 41 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Two-wave employee survey with response-surface analysis
Does the boundary I want match the boundary I can actually keep?
Ying Meng; Hongying Li; Yong Qu; Guilan Yu · 2025-08-19 · Behavioral Sciences
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 42 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Systematic review
What does always being available cost our time outside work?
Simon Renk; Christine Sutter · 2026-01-12 · Frontiers in Psychology
Adult worker literature; not a child study CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 43 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Two-wave occupational cohort study
What happens when control over a schedule gets better or worse?
Constanze Leineweber; Göran Kecklund; Petra Lindfors; Linda L Magnusson Hanson · 2016-04-28 · International Journal of Behavioral Medicine
Working men and women CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 44 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional analysis within an established cohort
Is control over work time different from simply working fewer hours?
Rosane Harter Griep; Maria da Conceição C. Almeida; Sandhi Maria Barreto; André R. Brunoni; Bruce B. Duncan; Luana Giatti; José Geraldo Mill; Maria del Carmen B. Molina; Arlinda B. Moreno; Ana Luisa Patrão; Maria Inês Schmidt; Maria de Jesus Mendes da Fonseca · 2022-10-03 · Frontiers in Psychology
Working adults; results compared by sex CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 45 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional national wage-worker analysis
How much freedom do employees have over the shape of a workday?
Hye-Eun Lee; Seong-Sik Cho; Mo-Yeol Kang · 2026-02-21 · Epidemiology and Health
Working adults; not exclusively parents CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 46 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional flexible-office-work survey
Could more freedom over time also make it harder to stop working?
Johanna Edvinsson; Svend Erik Mathiassen; Sofie Bjärntoft; Helena Jahncke; Terry Hartig; David M Hallman · 2022-12-30 · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 47 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Organizational shorter-workweek panel study
What would a shorter working week actually free us to do?
Francisca Mullens; Ilse Laurijssen · 2024-06-28 · BMC Public Health
Working adults; paid and unpaid time use considered CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 48 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Qualitative interview study during a reduced-hours project
What does having more time feel like in the lives of frontline staff?
Kristina Gyllensten; Gunnar Andersson; Helena Muller · 2017-04-04 · BMC Nursing
Working adults; work and home experiences discussed CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 49 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Scoping review and evidence map
Would reduced paid hours create more freedom for everyone in the household?
Mireia Utzet; Mercè Soler; Jose Maria Ramada; Marta Menéndez; Michael Silva-Peñaherrera; Fernando G Benavides; Consol Serra · 2026-02-28 · Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health
Employed-adult evidence concentrated in Scandinavian and Western European settings CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 50 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Systematic review of interventions and policies
Is a right to disconnect enough without a change in everyday expectations?
Wendy Nilsen; Tanja Nordberg; Kristine Lescoeur; Mari Holm Ingelsrud; Cathrine Egeland · 2026-02-06 · Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health
Adult work literature; not a child study CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 51 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Three-arm randomized controlled training trial
What skills might help me use flexible work without losing my boundaries?
Sarah Elena Althammer; Anne Marit Wöhrmann; Alexandra Michel · 2023-12-19 · Journal of Medical Internet Research
Adult workers with flexible work designs CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 52 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Japanese teleworker time-allocation survey with cluster analysis
Where does the time saved by working at home actually go?
Eri Aoki; Ai Hiramatsu; Keisuke Hanaki · 2025-02-04 · Frontiers in Sociology
Working adults; daily work and personal activities compared CC BY (version not stated) Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 53 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Secondary survey analysis with mediation and subgroup models
Who controls the calendar when work arrives through a message?
Zhengxiu Sun; Senhu Wang; Yaguang Yan; Hong Tan; Shuangshuang Song; Shuanglong Li · 2026-07-06 · PLOS One
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 54 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional employee survey with structural modeling
What helps employees shape healthier boundaries around workplace technology?
Zaiba Ali; Rahila Ali; Nida Khan; Hind Saleh A. Almozeil · 2026-09-01 · Frontiers in Public Health
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ 55 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional early-childhood teacher survey
How much room do educators have to reshape a job that strains family life?
Liqun Wang; Tianqi Qiao; Xinxin Wang; Chen Wang; Pingzhi Ye · 2025-01-08 · Frontiers in Public Health
Working adults; not a study of their pupils' outcomes CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 56 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional white-collar employee survey
Could changing the design of work help more than asking people to cope better?
Maria Luisa Giancaspro; Cataldo Giuliano Gemmano; Amelia Manuti · 2023-11-23 · Behavioral Sciences
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 57 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Knowledge-worker questionnaire study
What kind of autonomy might become a resource at home?
Song Jing; Zhuoyu Li; Daniel M J J Stanley; Xia Guo; Wang Wenjing · 2021-12-02 · Frontiers in Psychology
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY (version not stated) Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 58 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Two-wave employee study over five months
Can commitment to work leave room for a life beyond it?
Yeseul Jung; Young Woo Sohn · 2022-06-03 · PLoS ONE
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 59 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Household-panel policy analysis using difference-in-differences
Does the ability to request flexibility translate into an option people can use?
Baowen Xue; Heejung Chung; Ran Gu; Anne McMunn · 2025-09-15 · Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
Working adults; results compared by gender CC BY 4.0 Working-family evidence
Read & explore ↗ 60 Vol. 1 · Issue 4 · Independence · Two-stage knowledge-worker study
Can control of time support initiative without demanding constant availability?
Xiao Pan; Xiaokang Zhao; Huali Shen · 2022-02-01 · Frontiers in Psychology
Working adults; children not directly assessed CC BY (version not stated) Workplace evidence
Read & explore ↗ Study designs and age labels describe the source. Read each study’s findings and limitations before applying them to your family.