During her time at Western University, Tomachi Onyewuchi learned to juggle competing responsibilities: school, work and modelling gigs.
But despite good time management and being “very Type A,” she wasn’t prepared for the mental toll that accompanied the nearly 60-hour weeks of her first job out of school.
After graduating in 2019, Onyewuchi, 25, got hired at an e-commerce company and was working long hours, hoping to prove her worth to a small team of bustling employees.
She did digital marketing for the company and her employer was dealing with high turnover, she said. As more employees left, Onyewuchi’s hours kept
