Tag: Social Impact

Planning upcoming office social events for the year, or just getting excited for March Madness? Office parties are more impactful than you might realize. Learn ways to implement policies around ...

Offboarding employees who are considering retirement in a thoughtful way has immense benefits for both workers and businesses. Phased retirement plans may prove vital in the future of work.

The Clorox Company’s latest annual report reveals that a more human-centric and ethical approach to business can optimize productivity and lead to financial gains.

If you feel like you’re doing someone else’s job, you’re not alone: A JobSage survey found that 57% of workers have felt manipulated or taken advantage of by an employer ...

Production of industrial robots is on the rise and the CDC is optimistic that manufacturing jobs will improve from these production increases. 

The future of work might mean the death of city services if urban planners and CRE investors can’t work together to repurpose empty workspaces to sustain property tax revenues.

Every workplace and sector has its cliques and problematic groups, regardless of gender, but toxic workplace “bro culture” is back in the limelight. Here are are ways leadership can mitigate ...

Talent abuse contributes substantially to high employee turnover rates. To resolve talent abuse, employers must implement an "inclusion first" strategy that respects and cultivates worker differences and, consequentially, nurtures employee ...

Despite massive shifts in culture regarding mental health, the world of work is still catching up. How should employees and employers talk about mental health at work?

Melissa Cooksey, Senior Interior Project Manager at Perkins&Will’s Dallas office, explains how workspaces can have a more meaningful impact on occupants, the environment and the communities in which they reside ...