Which cities offer the best work-life balance?

Aleksi street, Helsinki, Finland. The Finnish capital took first place in the ranking. It scored well in all areas, especially in the ‘Happiness, culture and leisure’ criterion (100/100). — AFP

Remote working, paid vacations, work intensity, well-being, unemployment, etc – in total, 18 criteria were analysed to establish this ranking.

While the study, carried out by the company Kisi, naturally focuses on the working conditions of city residents, factors such as physical activity, overall well-being and access to places of culture and leisure were also taken into account.