With just 1 in 3 employed Americans thriving at work, it’s worth asking whether the time spent at work is worth it.

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1. Offer generous paid sick time. Six days a year is low; the average number of sick days in the U.S. is seven days a year, with over half of employers offering five to nine, and another quarter ...

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New data shows how hanger can negatively impact work performance and company culture. Here's what to do about it.

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I’m about to blow your mind: the staff at CinemaBlend really loves movies. I know, the idea that a bunch of people who work ...

Learn what science says actually builds well-being and how small, practical shifts can make a real difference.

Over time, the tiny choices of unbothered people add up. Their life suddenly feels a lot easier, and their happiness is less ...

Whether you’re leading a team or simply influencing the people around you, culture is shaped by what you tolerate.