Помогите, пожалуйста, перевести заголовок статьи

[Grechka123]

Clocking off: is the tide turning on overwork?

Как лучше перевести заголовок статьи? 

[Erdferkel]

лучше сначала прочесть статью, а потом уже переводить заголовок

https://www.positive.news/lifestyle/clocking-off-is-the-tide-turning-on-overwork/

[johnstephenson]

to clock off (work) = (literally) 'отмечать время ухода с работы (на специальных часах)' -- from MT dictionary. Here it's being used more loosely/figuratively to mean simply 'to finish work (at the end of the working day)'.

Opposite: to clock on (to work).

the tide is turning on ...... =

a) '(attitudes towards/opinions on) ...... are changing' or

b) 'a critical turning-point has been reached'.

Examples of use:

* 'The tide is turning on gay rights' = social attitudes towards gay rights are changing.

* 'The Italian government says that, thanks to its efforts, next month the tide will start to turn on coronavirus' = progress will start to be made.

[d.]

Лавочка закрывается: переработки выходят из моды?

[Amor 71]

I always suspected that Brits do not know English. We say "clock in/clock out".А по теме

Конец рабочего дня: переработки ждут перемен?

[johnstephenson]

Amor: 400 years after we gave you our beautiful language, you people can't even spell 'colour', 'centre' etc correctly. I blame the US education system myself!  :-D

[Alex455]

Абсолютно корректный предлог с этим глаголом, только зачем же оскорблять, Амор...  https://www.multitran.com/m.exe?l1=1&l2=2&s=clock off

[Amor 71]

Алекс, мы шутим.

[johnstephenson]

Just joking, Alex.

Differences between US and UK English have been a source of humour (or should that be humor?) for centuries. Hence the saying: "Britain and the Unites States – two nations divided by a common language".

[Amor 71]

Much better than being divided by religion. Or should I say "religioun"?

[rns]

Нормодень: переработки на переломе?

[SirReal]

скорее всего, это домашнее задание для студентов.

помощь будет во вред.