Interestingly, according to Way.com, those working from home had slightly higher rates of mental health issues (46%) than those in an office (39%) or factory (42%). Regarding catching colds ...

Most notably, the workplace itself has become less of a physical location for many, as the work-from-home orders set during ...

The shift to remote work during the pandemic brought significant changes to many people's lives, and as some return to the ...

Third, we find that the mental health of workers who work from home is significantly better than that of workers who are unable to work from home. Our result suggests that if appropriate investments ...

So, how do they work? According to psychotherapist and counselling directory member Beverley Blackman, regular breaks help us to look after our mental health at work because they allow our minds ...

They're also pretty comfortable discussing mental health at work (even when maybe ... For some employees, working from home increases the pressure to log on regardless of how they feel, but ...

WorkTango examined APA and TELUS Health data to see how employees feel about the culture of mental health at work and how ...

like our relationships at home. Additionally, working at office might just be better for your mental health as compared to a remote working setup. According to the research, people working ...

According to Harris Poll data commissioned by CVS Health, 42 percent of working mothers have been diagnosed with mental health issues ... the safe place of my home, so the issues often showed ...

The study looks at how image management -- curating a work persona -- can affect mental health and well-being in the long run. "We are all under a lot of pressure, a lot of deadlines at work ...