Expert: More people becoming workaholics  December 3, 2012
4:59:31 PM PST Are you a workaholic? With today's stressful
economy and unemployment crisis, more and more people are
working around the clock. But there's a test you can take to see
if you are teetering toward work addiction.  Eda Kalkay had
everything she needed to walk down the aisle. But she is such a
"workaholic" that she worked on her wedding day and then tried
to tuck her smart phone into her dress so she didn't miss a call
or email!  "My wedding planner removed it. I'm glad he did, but
I probably would have been more secure with it with me," Kalkay
said.  Kalkay characterizes herself as an "engaged workaholic."
It's a new term for people who work long hours, not because
they're driven by unhealthy compulsion, but because they love
their jobs and want to stay ahead.  "The economy today is really
adding an entirely new level of pressure to the workforce," she
said.  So are you a workaholic?     1. How often do you hear
others tell you to cut dow