Tag: Workplace Wellness

Along with the COVID pandemic, there is the employee burnout pandemic. According to a survey, there are some ways in which employers can reduce burnout; two in 5 Americans said ...

Many companies are leaning into more creative benefits around time off, such as helping cover the cost of employees’ travel expenses. In a Q&A with Jennifer Strauel, Chief People & ...

According to New York state law, employers are required to provide pregnant and disabled employees with reasonable accommodations when requested.

While happy hours, coupons to a local coffee shop, and rooftop pools most certainly are enticing amenities for workers hesitant about returning to the office, addressing the wellness of employees ...

Taking responses from over 1,300 people who quit their jobs in the last year, 63% stated that money was their main concern, while 53% cited personal obligations.

Building an eco-friendly workspace can feel like a huge challenge. A recent online event hosted by Cat Johnson featured four coworking experts who have successfully incorporated sustainable methods into their ...

This marks the first Life Time Work coworking space in New York and will bring the firm’s well-known athletic club to the Downtown Brooklyn building.

The word burnout tends to be thrown around loosely, but those who have faced its wrath know it has the strength to hamper even the most engaged and motivated workers.

Today, the company detailed a new customizable program called the My+ People Experience, which aims to directly address employee benefits, choice, and wellness.

Many workers are still cautious about returning to the workplace. Openpath’s James Segil offers his take on the technologies that can help businesses and startups create a safer environment.