Tag: wellness

More workers feel indifferent — or relieved — at the thought of losing their jobs.

A new survey shows federal employee engagement has dropped significantly, with just 32% of workers reporting they are satisfied and engaged in their jobs, according to the Partnership for Public ...

A growing number of employees are experiencing mental fatigue from intensive use of artificial intelligence tools, according to new research from Boston Consulting Group published in Harvard Business Review. The ...

A cross-generational emotional numbness is quietly reshaping today’s workplace.

Traditional paid time off policies were built for vacations and sick days. But a growing number of workers say those categories fail to cover the kinds of personal crises that ...

Women working full time in the United States report higher workplace engagement and stronger career ambition than men, yet they are also significantly more likely to experience burnout, according to ...

Pressure undermines adaptability in today’s changing workplace.

A new survey of U.S. hiring managers conducted by Sunlight suggests weight discrimination continues to influence hiring, pay, and promotion decisions across industries — raising new questions about equity as ...

A decline in fully remote job postings could restrict access to work for disabled people and complicate efforts to reduce economic inactivity, according to new research from Lancaster University’s Work ...

American workers are spending unprecedented time in front of screens, and the strain is showing up in productivity, absenteeism, and workforce well-being. A survey from VSP Vision Care finds desk ...