Who Killed the Weekend?

This article examines the changing nature of the weekend and its impact on our work-life balance. It argues that the traditional concept of the weekend, as a time for leisure and relaxation, has become strained due to the increasing demands of modern life and work. The article discusses how technology has blurred the boundaries between work and personal time, leading to an "always-on" culture. It also explores the economic and societal factors that have contributed to the erosion of the weekend, such as job insecurity and the gig economy. The author suggests that reclaiming and preserving the weekend as a time for rest and rejuvenation is crucial for our well-being and overall quality of life.