Did you know that over 65 million American adults suffer from back pain and that 16 million of those suffer from back pain daily? Back pain is not just painful, it can limit your ability to lead a productive and…
Nearly 8% of all adult Americans have problems with their back, neck and shoulders. Much of this may be due to the use of poorly adjusted office chairs. The good news is that you don’t have to join them. Once…
Working from home often means working around other people who are not working and one great way to help you concentrate and cut out noise is to invest in a good headset. We’ve been researching the best headset for remote…
If you love the idea of working from home, but aren’t entirely certain how you might go about it in practice, then Working From Home by Karen Mangla is an essential resource. Karen has plenty of experience of working from…
The Industrial Revolution saw the first major shake-up in work in history. No longer did the worker head to the fields but instead to the office or the factory. Now, we’re undergoing a new revolution, where the work goes to…
It is estimated that around 5 million people work remotely in the United States according to research conducted in 2021. If you’re thinking of joining them, then it can help to weigh up the pros and cons of this kind…
There are a lot of business terms that seem to come from out of nowhere and it can be hard to keep up with them all. One recent addition to the lexicon of work is the “hybrid job” and, in…
More than half of American workers will take up to 5 days of sick leave this year and around 90% of workers will take at least one sick day. Sadly, working from home doesn’t make you immune to getting sick…
A recent Gallup poll revealed that nearly a quarter of American workers feel permanently burned out and that many, many more feel it sometimes. The good news is that you don’t have to join them. In fact, we’ve got some…
In 2020, the world changed, as the Covid-19 pandemic swept the globe and millions of workers were told to work from home. And in August 2020, 69% of American CEOs told KPMG that they intended to reduce their office space…