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Season
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Episode
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Worked to Death

Worked to Death
Reimagining Work
February 24, 2023

Whether it's the economic after effects of the pandemic, the disruption of work/life balance, or the increasing use of new technology - many of us are feeling the pressure of change at our jobs. In this episode, Brian talks with Brigid Schulte, director of the Better Life Lab at New America and host of the podcast, American Karoshi. We delve into her research into work stress, the impact on our health and well-being, and the challenge of combining work and care to build a more equitable future.

Brian Lowery

A Photo of Brian Lowery

Brian Lowery is a Professor of Organizational Behavior and a social psychologist by training. He received his doctorate from UCLA in 2001 with a minor in statistical methods.

Brigid Schulte

Brigid Schulte

Director, Better Life Lab
Brigid Schulte

Brigid Schulte is the director of the Better Life Lab, the work-family justice program at New America.

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