By Julie Lee
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The mental health of American workers has spiraled as the global pandemic drags on. Research from the Conference Board released reveals that the vast majority of employees—nearly 80%—are worried about their mental health, with more than...
Filed Under: Burnout, career happiness, company culture, employee happiness, Work-Life Balance, Mental Health
Long weekends are the perfect opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors. So, to spend them in front of the television would be almost criminal.
Filed Under: Good Habits, Labor Day, Labor Day Weekend, long weekend, Productivity, productivity, Time Management, Vacation, vacation, Work-Life Balance
I have news for you: There’s no such thing as a perfect job. Even the careers that seem like they jumped straight from your dreams and into reality have their downsides—that’s why there’s a paycheck involved.
Filed Under: Career Advice, career happiness, company culture, corporate culture, Professional Development, Respect, Success, work happiness, Work-Life Balance, Your Career
Summer is heating up, and so is the restlessness of your employees. You need to find a way to engage them and keep their head in the game. Giving your team top-level perks is one way to ensure they perform in the summer and keep the distractions at bay.
Filed Under: company culture, corporate culture, office culture, Productivity, productivity, productivity during summer, productivity during the summer, Work-Life Balance
On Thursday, July 25th, Solomon Page joined the New York Road Runners and over 4,700 other runners for a 5k through Central Park.
Filed Under: New York Road Runners, NYRR, NYRR 5k, Central Park, company culture, Company News, Solomon Page, SPG News, Work-Life Balance
Corporate culture is a concept at the forefront of the employment marketplace—professionals want to feel valued as individuals, not just for their professional contributions.
Filed Under: company culture, corporate culture, job market, job satisfaction, Job Statistics, Professional Development, Work-Life Balance
In an increasingly stressed-out world, the phrase “work-life balance” resonates with us all. No matter how many hours we work each week, it always seems like there’s a little too much time spent in the office (or on the phone) and not enough time spent with family, friends, hobbies or leisure time.
Filed Under: Burnout, good habits, Work-Life Balance
