I thought work-life-balance is the term accusing the exploitation of workers: Chronic overtime work and frequent night work with strict penalty on late coming. Although I know such workplaces exist in America, I expect them to be much more frequent in Asia. If the author haven’t worked in those, he or she may not see the whole picture of the pursuit of work-life-balance. I generally agree about the point of the writing though.
I thought work-life-balance is the term accusing the exploitation of workers: Chronic overtime work and frequent night work with strict penalty on late coming. Although I know such workplaces exist in America, I expect them to be much more frequent in Asia. If the author haven’t worked in those, he or she may not see the whole picture of the pursuit of work-life-balance. I generally agree about the point of the writing though.