Dr. Aramis Odysseus: Working weekends and long hours can be associated with higher rates of depression, even when a person actually likes their job and salary. "These work patterns may contribute to worse mental health," say researchers.

25 February, 2019

Working weekends and long hours can be associated with higher rates of depression, even when a person actually likes their job and salary. "These work patterns may contribute to worse mental health," say researchers.

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Working weekends and long hours can be associated with higher rates of depression, even when a person actually likes their job and salary. "These work patterns may contribute to worse mental health," say researchers.

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