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Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), also known as Musculoskeletal Disorder (MSD), is a term used to describe injuries to the muscles, nerves,...
The typical office worker spends up to 15 hours a day sitting.1 This includes occupational time, commute time, eating time, and leisure...
The Bell Let’s Talk initiative began in 2010 with the goal of starting a conversation about mental health and mental illness in...
The exercise of mindfulness has multiple benefits – from personal health to professional practice. It is a tool that has proven to...
One-third of working Canadians are currently feeling burnt out, according to a recent survey from The Harris Poll on behalf of Express...
Technology is an integral part of our lives, offering convenience and connectivity. However, with many employees staring at computer screens...
Despite Canada experiencing the highest job vacancy rates on record, there remains a large talent pool of employees left untapped: persons...
When you can work anywhere, your aches and pains can follow you anywhere, too. With the rise of hybrid workplaces, employers and employees...
A study by Gallup examining the work locations and preferences of thousands of employees has revealed that “the future of the office...
Presenteeism, where employees work while unwell, is a hidden yet increasingly costly issue. When employees do not prioritize their health,...
Approximately one million men suffer from major depression in Canada each year.1 Depression, anxiety, substance-use disorders,...
Navigating the demands of work can sometimes feel like a juggling act. It's important to recognize that stress is a natural response to...
