Control over work-life boundaries creates crucial buffer to manage after-hours work stress

ScienceDaily
Jun 25, 2020, 12:27 pm112 pts
Workers with greater boundary control over their work and personal lives were better at creating a stress buffer to prevent them from falling into a negative rumination trap, says a new study by experts who study occupational stress and employee well-being.

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