Japanese PM's Sleep Habits Spark Work-Life Balance Debate

Japan's Prime Minister faces criticism after revealing she sleeps "zero to three hours" per night, igniting a national debate on work-life balance and the culture of overwork.

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der-standardGerman16d ago

Japanische Premierministerin schläft "null bis drei Stunden" pro Nacht – und erntet Kritik

In Japan ist eine Debatte zur Work-Life-Balance entbrannt. Schlafmangel galt lange als Statussymbol erfolgreicher Führungskräfte

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Japanische Premierministerin schläft "null bis drei Stunden" pro Nacht – und erntet Kritik

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