Always-On Work Rarely Pays Off. Just 8 Percent Link It to a Promotion

The Quick Take
Survey data shows that despite 71 percent of workers feeling pressured to answer work calls or email after hours or on vacation, only 8 percent were promoted for doing so, and just 12 percent got raises.
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