Why ambitious women are still being penalized at work
Female workers are often judged for aspiring to leadership positions due to gender stereotypes, say experts
When the boss doesn’t respect your right to disconnect
In digital or hybrid environments where the workday is organized remotely, getting away from work is much more complicated
More stress and fewer rewards: Why being versatile at work is not so good for us
In addition to suffering burnout and loss of concentration, multitaskers often do not get recognition for their effort
When one can work no more: The effects of burnout on your body
Continual stress is often associated with emotional problems, but it can also have major physical consequences, including heart attacks
The chart that proves that Spanish schedules are downright weird
The country does not observe its natural time zone, leading to a two-hour lag in just about everything
Lanzarote opens Europe’s first underwater museum
By next year, around 300 sculptures will be installed on the seabed of the Canarian island
Facebook comment lands locksmith in trouble under new ‘gag law’
Post complaining about “coffee-drinking” police deemed to breach new security legislation
‘Siesta,’ ‘fiesta’ and 17 other Spanish words that ‘guiris’* use
A look at some of the terms from Spain that have become lingua franca over the centuries
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