Workplace health and safety

Simple acts like adding flowers to the break room or landscaping the area outside employees’ windows can foster a healthier work environment.

How We'll Stereotype Our Robot Coworkers

What sort of personality should a robot worker have?

Holding Hospitals Accountable for Patient Safety

What Great Office Design Actually Looks Like

Identify what works for your specific needs.

What Employers Need to Know About Suicide Prevention

Research on common predictors, effective interventions, and strategies to support employees if a colleague dies by suicide.

The Delta Variant: How Companies Should Respond

Thinking through policies on vaccinations, masks, reopening offices, and more.

Do Take That Break

A recent study from Wellington Hospital in New Zealand found that office workers who sat for several hours without getting up were more likely to form.

It's OK to Fail, but You Have to Do It Right

Failing once at something new is an experiment, and experiments are crucial to success. Failing twice at the same thing might be more accurately called.

The Early Bird Really Does Get the Worm

A survey by biologist Christoph Randler reveals that morning people are more proactive than evening people. That makes them more likely to succeed, especially.

A 3-Step Strategy to Support the New U.S. Mask Mandate