Air pollution is widely recognized as a public health hazard, but its role in workplace safety is often underestimated. A new ...

Air pollution doesn't just damage health - it can also make workplaces more dangerous, according to scientists from Yonsei University. Analyzing 5,873 safety liability accidents in China over 20 years ...

Work trends come and go, and the post-pandemic period has been filled with a dizzying array of weird and wonderful fads. Remember coffee badging? In response to return to office (RTO) mandates, ...

A new study is challenging the conventional wisdom that social media is simply a workplace distraction, suggesting instead ...

For many women, going back to the office can mean stepping back into environments where gender bias is more pronounced.

Rebecca Greenbaum, professor in the Department of Human Resource Management, recently led a study that found that viewing social media content affects people's motivations and workplace behavior.

Workplace stressors can take many forms, from high-pressure tasks to challenging interpersonal dynamics. In the case of the DMV, the chaos and long wait times can create an environment where employees ...

New research released today by Humankind conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago reports that younger American workers ...

As employers race to deploy AI platforms within their organisations, these findings raise an urgent question: If these events ...

Ms. Davis says introducing more flexible measures are a stepping-stone for women to reach their full potential in the ...

People are struggling with the current job market and desperately applying for pretty much any opportunity they can find. This gives employers some leeway to ask the unreasonable of prospective ...

A lot of companies use cybersecurity training to prevent phishing attacks. A UC San Diego study says they should find a better way to protect their digital assets.