Tag: wellness

While economists sound alarms about Gen Z unemployment, new research points to a quieter crisis: Gen X workers retiring years before 65—and paying a steep cognitive price for it. About ...

Long hours of sitting in remote work is linked to discomfort and declining mobility.

RTO policies are driving more neurodiversity accommodation requests.

A growing body of research is pointing to a hard truth: how work is structured is having a measurable impact on global health—and the consequences are far more serious than ...

Burnout rises as work continues mentally after hours, not just in the office.

Workplace safety in the United States has long been defined by physical hazards. New federal data shows that the nature of that risk is changing. An analysis by the National ...

Research shows open offices are linked to higher workplace bullying risk.

Rage rooms could be coworking’s next answer to rising workplace stress. When work stress hits hard, some people take it literally.

Mental health leave is increasingly showing up as the end point of unresolved workplace strain rather than the starting point of support. New research by Spring Health surveyed more than ...

GLP-1 access is becoming a workplace perk that can sway hiring and retention decisions.