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Amid growing debates on remote work and evolving workplace dynamics, a new report indicates that 70% of workers want companies to reconsider the traditional 40-hour workweek. According to the "2024 Workforce Wellness Report" from FlexJobs, which includes responses from a survey of more than 3,000 workers — the majority of them females — 28% of respondents said they experience a daily pressure to overwork beyond their regular hours, with another 30% indicating they feel pressured to overwork at least once a week (12%) or a few times a month (18%).

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