Tag: Workplace Wellness

According to new research from Escell Institute, workers who felt psychologically safe in the office saw improved productivity, retention, and overall performance.

A survey shows that two-thirds of workers still went to work sick during the pandemic, indicating that companies need better strategies in their pandemic-related policies.

A new Gartner survey shows that 30% of employers will maintain vaccine mandates, 50% will give employees the option between vaccines and testing, and 20% will scrap their policies.

The pandemic triggered an instantaneous reset to work/life balance. Even as individuals and companies return to the office, the intrinsic value that these newly realized benefits provide is center stage ...

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to block President Biden’s workplace vaccine mandate, Carhartt announced it would still require its employees to be vaccinated.

Instead of spending time on social media during breaks, try to make habits out of exercising, socializing, reading, and even planning your next career move. Doing so will help to ...

Going on vacation and relaxing is very necessary for workers but deadlines, meetings, and increased workloads stand between employees and their ability to fully utilize their paid time off. A ...

A study from the University of Bristol suggests that the humidity of an office environment can impact how infectious the Covid-19 virus is once airborne.

Since working from home is expected to continue being part of our everyday lives, offices of the future will need to focus on amenities and design that entice employees.

Here’s a closer look at how workplace wellness programs will evolve in 2022 as companies work to enhance the employee experience, retain workers, and improve their health.