The Seoul Metropolitan Government is iencouraging employees to improve their work–life balance by powering down their computers on Friday evenings.

Almost half of UK students in their first year of primary school have such a limited vocabulary that it is affecting their learning, according to new research.

A recent report finds that Canada has made great improvements in early education since 2004, but allocations for young children have flat-lined since the last assessment in 2014.  
 

Men experience levels of psychological distress equivalent to going through a divorce if they fail to match or surpass the levels of educational achievement of their parents, according to a new study.

Jobs as restaurant waiters and hotel reception staff are among those now being classed as apprenticeships, says a new report by centre-right think tank, Reform. 

Fewer people are likely to lose their jobs to automation than previously suspected, according to a working paper released in March by the OECD.

Increasing out-of-work income, Poland’s new child benefit reduces the incentive to participate in the labor market through an income effect. Estimates suggest that by mid-2017 the labor force participation rate of mothers fell by 2.4%.