Chronoworking: Ditching the 9-to-5 for Body Clocks, Dividing Modern Workplaces
A groundbreaking shift is sweeping through workplaces in 2026 as 'chronoworking' emerges as a dominant trend, allowing employees to ditch rigid schedules and instead align their work hours with their natural body clocks, or circadian rhythms. This personalized approach to productivity, first coined by British journalist Ellen Scott, is rapidly gaining traction with 87% of professionals keen to try it, but it's also creating a clear divide between 'biologically enlightened' companies and those struggling with traditional norms.







