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Office workers at their desks illustrating the UK job satisfaction record low
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UK Job Satisfaction Record Low: Fewer Workers Willing to Go the Extra Mile

The UK job satisfaction record low is not a mood on social media. It is in the numbers. In the 2025 wave of the British Social Attitudes survey, 74% of workers said they were satisfied with their main job, down from 81% in 2015 and the lowest figure since the question was first asked in […]

5 min read · Evolving Humanities
Shoppers and pedestrians on Dundas Street in Toronto, illustrating how Canadians redefine wealth as financial freedom in everyday city life
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Canadians Redefine Wealth as Financial Freedom, Not a Number on a Screen

Canadians redefine wealth as financial freedom in new Léger research for Meridian Credit Union: 88 per cent name flexibility as a sign of wealth, 45 per cent say daily pressure blocks any longer-term planning, and young Canadians are trading the single retirement for micro-retirements.

5 min read · Evolving Humanities
A silver alarm clock, illustrating how to adjust when daylight saving time ends
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How to Adjust When Daylight Saving Time Ends on November 1

Clocks fall back at 2 a.m. on Sunday 1 November 2026. Specialists explain how to adjust when daylight saving time ends: shift bedtime gradually, chase morning light, move dinner earlier and respect the darker commute.

6 min read · Evolving Humanities
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