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A study out of South Korea shows confusing results: The workweek was cut short, but they didn't seem to be any more satisfied with their lives.

Researchers discovered that both parents and non-parents reported higher levels of stress at home than they do at work.

October is Healthy Workplace Month! We recently spoke with Nancy Sawler, VP of Corporate Health for Cambridge Group of Clubs who has more than two decades of experience in the design and management of workplace fitness and health programs.

Do you boast that you are the first to arrive and the last to leave? Your productivity would increase if you spent less time on the job and more time sleeping.

It seems there may be a tide-shift when it comes to the once taboo topic of crying at work.