Never not working: How workaholism damages health, family life and productivity

By Niki Bezzant
New Zealand Listener·
8 mins to read

Never not working: How workaholism damages health, family life and productivity
In an interview and book extract, researcher Malissa Clark explains that workaholism is about more than being last out of the office. And she should know. Photo / Getty Images

Workaholism researcher and psychologist Malissa Clark and I are laughing at the irony of the work it’s taken to get us to this interview. The assignment came at short notice – I’ve spent a chunk of the weekend tracking down publicists, reading Clark’s book and, in a multi-email exchange with

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