Research indicates that there is truth to the expression, ‘laughter is good for the soul.’ Medical findings over the last several years point to a connection between overall health and laughter.
Workplace potlucks are particularly popular in the fall season with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s events. But work potlucks should be enjoyed with a measure of caution.
It’s that time of year when chicken soup, over-the-counter medicines and doctor visits become a lot more frequent. The 2017-2018 flu season is here too, and guarding against it in most work settings will require extra care.
With the movement towards eating organic or clean foods growing, a group of foods collectively called “The Dirty Dozen” is set to gain your attention.
In addition to the feel of the breeze on your face and the sense of euphoria cycling can evoke, a recent study reported in the British Medical Journal found that people who cycle to work dramatically lowered their risks of getting and dying from heart disease and cancer, which are leading causes of death in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Working smarter instead of harder at work is one the of best ways to get through the day. The last thing you want to happen is to look up at the clock and it’s check out time and you’ve barely made it through your To Do List. Here are some tips to make the most of your workday.
You log onto your favorite social media sites countless times a day to interact with others. But does all that sharing — and oversharing — come with a price?
The warm comfort of gooey pizza—and the social factor of anticipating sharing one—can be more motivating than money as an incentive to boost productivity. A small but elegant experiment conducted at an Israeli tech manufacturing plant proves it.
Whether you bring home the bacon, the dough or the bread, if you are the bigger wage-earner in a marriage—and a man—your health and sense of well-being may be at risk.
Have you ever wondered what to do with that unopened quart of milk someone left in the office fridge? Or someone’s still-sealed containers of yogurt that got shoved to the back and forgotten?