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Well at Work
Study: Sustainable Engagement Improves Employee Wellbeing and Company Success
A study found that sustainable engagement is the key to improving employee health.
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How to Eat Healthy While Working from Home
5 ways to improve your work-from-home eating habits.
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Corporate Wellness: Spreading Worldwide and Facing Cultural Challenges
A new report found that while corporate wellness programs are gaining popularity internationally, cultural traditions and laws bring new challenges.
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How Engagement at the Office Correlates to Health
Researchers found that people engaged at work are more likely to lead healthy lifestyles.
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Study: A Stressful Job Increases Heart Attack Risk for Women
Research shows that a stressful job can significantly increase a woman’s heart attack risk.
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Study: Driving to Work Packs on Pounds
A new study found that people who drive to work gain more weight yearly compared to non-driving commuters.
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Study: 1 in 3 Stressful Moments are Work-Related
A new study found that a third of stressful moments occur at the office.
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60: The Number of Workdays You’ll Miss After a Heart Attack
A heart attack can have devastating effects on individual health and economics for companies.
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5 Things Fit, Productive People Do During the Last Hour of the Workday
Position yourself for a productive tomorrow by doing these five simple things today.
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7 in 10 Young Workers Call in Sick from Stress
A new study found that young employees are more likely to call in sick due to stress.
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Employers Supporting Employee Weight Loss as Obesity Rises
A new survey found that companies are committed to helping their employees lose weight through a variety of methods.
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Study: Job Insecurity Compromises Employee Health
A new study found that job insecurity impacts mental and physical health.
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The Cost of Chronic Pain
A new study found that the added stress of balancing work and family can lead to chronic pain.
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4 Things Fit, Productive People Do Between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.
By recognizing your body’s rhythms, you can make your afternoon more productive. We explain how.
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Why You May Want to Think Twice About Working Late
A new study found that working late can do major damage to your heart.
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5 Ways to Boost Your Health When Working at Home
Use these simple strategies to improve your health and create a healthier home working environment.
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How to Sit in a Chair
The way you're sitting could be doing major damage to your body. Use these tips to improve your body, sitting down.
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How Your Health Habits Affect Your Productivity at the Office
A new study found that employees in poor health are more likely to experience productivity loss.
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Office Politics: Drop Out of the Race
Ignoring gossip at the workplace may help you maintain healthy relationships with your co-workers, according to a new study.
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Calling in Sick Can Keep You Safe
New research shows that using your paid sick days is critical for good health.
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Study: Sustainable Engagement Improves Employee Wellbeing and Company Success
A study found that sustainable engagement is the key to improving employee health.
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How to Eat Healthy While Working from Home
5 ways to improve your work-from-home eating habits.
Well at Work
Corporate Wellness: Spreading Worldwide and Facing Cultural Challenges
A new report found that while corporate wellness programs are gaining popularity internationally, cultural traditions and laws bring new challenges.
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How Engagement at the Office Correlates to Health
Researchers found that people engaged at work are more likely to lead healthy lifestyles.
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Study: A Stressful Job Increases Heart Attack Risk for Women
Research shows that a stressful job can significantly increase a woman’s heart attack risk.
