Using data from the 2010 China Family Panel Studies, this study investigates the
association between commute time and subjective well-being in a sample of 16-to 65-year …

Talent workers are becoming a critical factor in the urbanization of China. Government
programs encourage the attraction of these skilled and university educated workers by …

Objective: This study aimed to examine the association between long working hours,
occupational stress, depression, and well-being, and to explore the intermediary effect of …

Prior research on overwork has predominantly been conducted in developed countries. This
study examines the role of affordable housing in Chinese cities and provides evidence from …

Our aim is to examine the associations between long working hours and depression and
mental well-being among the working population in Shanghai, as well as to identify the …

Introduction Chinese workers suffer more from overtime than in many countries. Excessive
working hours can crowd out personal time and cause work-family imbalance, affecting …

Using longitudinal data from the 2014–2018 China Family Panel Studies, we investigate the
impact of internet use (IU) on fertility among reproductive-age women. We find that IU …

There is a history of overwork in China, and regulations to protect workers are insufficient.
This study explores the relationship between working long hours and self-rated health …

Although considerable research has focused on the relationship between working hours
and stress, few cross-cultural studies have examined this relationship with job control. This …

South Koreans work the longest hours in the world's developed countries. The current body
of knowledge is built on western culture and does not sufficiently explain working hours in …