Suicide at work has risen significantly over the years, with those in management, food service, sales, military, and first responder positions at the highest risk. Millions of people suffer from suicide loss every year.
It's an employee's first day, and they are experiencing jitters and excitement. After a week or two, that feeling fades, and HR leaders face the challenge of keeping employees engaged throughout the rest of the onboarding process.
It is very easy for work life and home life to intertwine when your home is your workspace. Having boundaries around your working hours is key to maintaining a proper work-life balance.
Employees have been through a lot these past two holiday seasons. Company leaders have a great opportunity to help employees manage holiday stress at work.
Usually, we keep living our life how we want to live it until there is a problem that bothers us enough to consider changing. Read on for tips on building healthy habits at work.