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Short Commute, Healthy Body: New Study Makes the Case for Finding Work Close to Home

A new study found that people with longer commutes are more likely to have high blood pressure, larger waistlines, and chronic diseases.

Well at Work

9 Keys for Working Spouses to Reduce Stress

FSU researchers have found that strong spousal support can make you happier, healthier, and more productive.

Well at Work

Spring Clean Your Desk to Stress Less and Increase Energy

One clutter consultant explains how to organize your work space for increased energy and productivity.

Well at Work

Should You Take Your Dog to Work?

A new study found that taking your dog to the office can help ease work-related stress.

Well at Work

People Who Take the Stairs are Fitter and More Productive

A small study shows that taking the stairs can make you a faster, fitter, and healthier worker.

Well at Work

Could Working Out Make You a Better Boss?

New research finds evidence that managers who exercise regularly may be kinder to their employees.

Well at Work

$250 Billion: The Nation’s Annual Bill for Job-Related Injuries and Illnesses

A new study shows that the cost of job-related injuries and illnesses is greater than previously thought.

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Study: Sleeplessness Costs U.S. Businesses $63.2 Billion in Lost Productivity Annually

Researchers at Harvard Medical School have calculated the staggering cost of insomnia on job productivity.

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Heavier Workers Earn 15% Less Than Thinner Workers

Researchers at The George Washington University found that weight directly relates to earnings.

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Well at Work

Short Commute, Healthy Body: New Study Makes the Case for Finding Work Close to Home

A new study found that people with longer commutes are more likely to have high blood pressure, larger waistlines, and chronic diseases.

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Study: 40 Million Americans are Sleep-Deprived

A new study found that a large portion of workers in the United States aren’t getting enough shut-eye.

Well at Work

9 Keys for Working Spouses to Reduce Stress

FSU researchers have found that strong spousal support can make you happier, healthier, and more productive.

Well at Work

Spring Clean Your Desk to Stress Less and Increase Energy

One clutter consultant explains how to organize your work space for increased energy and productivity.

Well at Work

Should You Take Your Dog to Work?

A new study found that taking your dog to the office can help ease work-related stress.