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Neurohacks for Success: Brain-Boosting Habits for ProfessionalsCandidates

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Neurohacks for Success: Brain-Boosting Habits for Professionals

In today’s fast-paced work environment, stress is a common issue for professionals of all ages. This stress affects not only your overall well-being but also your brain health. The good news is that recent research offers practical ways to boost brain health and manage stress more effectively, leading to improved productivity and job performance. Plus, […]

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Elevating Employee Well-being: A Monday Mood MakeoverCandidates

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Elevating Employee Well-being: A Monday Mood Makeover

Monday workday blues have been a long-standing challenge, but the rise of Gen Z and TikTok has turned ‘Bare Minimum Monday’s into a viral trend that has caught managers’ attention. Like the concept of quiet quitting, low performance on Mondays might go unnoticed initially, but as deadlines slip and workloads accumulate, addressing this phenomenon becomes […]

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Beyond The Paycheck: Benefits MatterCandidates

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Beyond The Paycheck: Benefits Matter

Job seekers still have opportunities despite market changes and a slowdown in job creation. Flexible scheduling and innovative benefits are key attractors. That’s because pandemic-era professionals got used to managing their home and work responsibilities simultaneously. We need to recognize that values have changed; people want to “work to live”, not “live...

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Skills and Strategies for Becoming a High-EQ LeaderCandidates

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Skills and Strategies for Becoming a High-EQ Leader

In a world where headlines are frequently dominated by tales of executives, politicians, and community leaders faltering in their responsibilities to both their organizations and the people they serve, the question arises: what sets apart a steadfast, decisive, and adaptable leader from one who crumbles under the weight of economic, geopolitical, and...

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Mental Health Matters: Strategies for Workplace Suicide PreventionCandidates

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Mental Health Matters: Strategies for Workplace Suicide Prevention

A silent struggle often goes unnoticed in workspaces and home offices across America until it’s too late. That’s why September is Suicide Prevention Month, urging us to shine a spotlight on the pressing issue of mental wellness within the professional community. Since 2020, nearly half of American workers reported experiencing mental health issues (46%)...

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Practical Tips for Supporting Employee Mental HealthCandidates

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Practical Tips for Supporting Employee Mental Health

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and according to Mental Health America, this year’s theme is Look Around, Look Within. It’s an essential theme for today because many outside and inside influences have affected our well-being in the past few years, including in the work environment. Therefore, business owners need to understand the everyday factors […]

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Relocating Offices? Mindful Choices to Support Employee WellbeingEmployers

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Relocating Offices? Mindful Choices to Support Employee Wellbeing

One of the biggest trends of 2021-2022? Workplace relocation! It’s hardly surprising. Work-at-home mandates and workers’ long-simmering desires for more flexible or remote work have resulted in cities filled with echoing office chambers. Additionally, some companies are fleeing expensive and high-tax cities like San Francisco, Chicago, and New York for...

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Mind Care – Ways to Increase Your Resilience and Reduce Your StressEmployers

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Mind Care – Ways to Increase Your Resilience and Reduce Your Stress

If there were a ‘Word of the Year’ for 2020, it would likely be “anxiety.” For over nine months now, Americans have been grieving the loss of their everyday lifestyle – birthday parties with friends, meetings in person, business and personal travel, and lunch with colleagues. They have struggled with learning new technologies and work-at-home routines, […]

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Is Your Company’s Approach to Sick Leave Pathetic or Empathetic?Employers

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Is Your Company’s Approach to Sick Leave Pathetic or Empathetic?

Next to death and taxes, nothing is more certain than the spread of cold and flu in American workplaces. Guilt at leaving workloads with co-workers and fear of job loss, keep many sneezing and coughing people at their desks. Lasting from days to weeks, airborne and surface-spread illnesses sweep through companies like wildfire, infecting immune-vulnerable,...

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Leadership Tip: Cultivate an Attitude of GratitudeEmployers

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Leadership Tip: Cultivate an Attitude of Gratitude

For Dan, the Billing Clerk, who always keeps the coffee brewing, to IT Guy with a ready smile, to your supply chain manager who never panics, and Sarah, who keeps everyone working in the warehouse safe, gratitude is a sentiment that is always welcomed. In fact, “Thank you. I really appreciate your skill and great attitude!” rates […]

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10 Things to Put in Your Desk Before Cold and Flu SeasonEmployers

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10 Things to Put in Your Desk Before Cold and Flu Season

You may still be basking in the summer sunshine, but as soon as those little germ incubators called children go back to school, it’s time to plan for cold and flu season. There is a lot you can do to stay healthy in the fall, like exercising every day to boost your immune system, cutting back […]

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Vacationing through Mindfulness and MeditationEmployers

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Vacationing through Mindfulness and Meditation

Are your employees skipping vacation this year, like 25% of their fellow Americans? Executives may be too busy, and 60% of employees say they can’t afford it, according to a Bankrate survey, but whatever the reason, we know that not taking a vacation is one cause of worker stress, creating healthcare cost burdens for many organizations. What if there was...

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