Occasionally I hear someone opine that work-life is "soft." I've never understood what that means since there is no other people strategy that has generated more hard data to support its contribution to business success. It doesn't match reality on the front lines of practice either. If you want to...
Posted September 29, 2010 | 15:16:29 (EST)
Okay, I am aware that though he's been dead for 283 years, Sir Isaac Newton is widely considered the greatest scientist that ever walked the earth. He invented calculus, the reflecting telescope, and gravity (well, he didn't actually invent gravity, but was the first to explain how it operates). Because...
Posted April 8, 2010 | 16:20:13 (EST)
Hospital Corporation of America, the Clerk & Comptroller's Office of Palm Beach County and the U.S. Navy have at least one thing in common: all three are innovators when it comes to responding to the work-life needs of their employees. And because of that, they have been named recipients of...
Posted March 16, 2010 | 18:50:20 (EST)
I find myself intrigued by the comments generated by NPR's first installment of what is billed to be a three-part series on work-life: More Employers Make Room for Work-Life Balance. For those of us who have been practitioners in the work-life field for awhile, it is not news...
Posted September 18, 2009 | 11:16:34 (EST)
Recent surveys have confirmed what we already knew to be true: the recession has contributed to heavier workloads, higher stress levels and lower morale among American workers.
This October is National Work & Family Month, unanimously approved by the U.S. House of Representatives in 2008....

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