Working atypical hours is bad for your health


By AGENCY

Women who work ‘volatile’ hours like evenings, nights, different shifts and/or irregular hours, tend to suffer more from sleeping disorders than men who work the same kind of hours. — AFP

With the rise of remote working, schedules are becoming more flexible.

But staggered working hours are not without medical consequences.

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