Experts recommend taking breaks to move throughout the day in order to combat the harmful effects of sitting. But for many of us, the challenge can be simply remembering to move regularly. If you need help with that, try one of these six ways to remind yourself to move every hour.
Today, workplaces across the nation celebrate Take Your Dog to Work Day. It’s a chance for people to introduce their furry best friends to their peers and colleagues, bridging the gap between work and personal life. In the modern office, as employers are finding more ways to bridge that gap, and more Americans are owning dogs, will every day soon become Take Your Dog to Work Day?
Our June 2017 Monthly Rewards Recap is now available to read and download. Learn about our top redemptions, new items coming in as biggest movers since last month, and summer vacation trends in America.
The pursuit of money, passion, power, personal growth — we all have our reasons for working. These reasons are called motivators, and they’re divided into two categories: positive and negative. Our infographic illustrates the difference between the two and offers insight for leaders looking to increase employee engagement.
Not all motivators are created equal. Some can create pressure to get things done but don't produce lasting results. Positive motivators, on the other hand, are driven from within an individual and create authentic engagement. Curious if your organization appeals to the positive motivators? Leaders, here are a few questions you can ask.
The future looks promising for Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and similar products, according to new research which shows personal assistant devices leading the trend in smart technologies.
If you’re one of the millions of people in the United States suffering from allergies, you know how bittersweet this time of year can be. Fortunately, experts agree that a little extra care for cleaning around the house can help. Learn how to keep your allergies under control with some basic tips.
