In Japan, putting in long hours at the office hasn't historically been a way to impress your boss – it’s simply been expected. And this culture is affecting employees' health and well-being. But now, companies are getting serious about changing the nation's tradition of overwork.

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The work-life balance is so bad among Japanese workers, that local headlines even claim people are working themselves to death. To ease this issue, the government has launched 'Premium Friday', a campaign that's encouraging employees to take some time for themselves.