Employees

Due to a failure to plan, Americans let millions of vacation days go to waste each year. National Plan for Vacation Day hopes to remedy that.

Instead of setting resolutions for yourself in 2018, try setting them as a team for your office or business and work together to meet your recycling program goals.

More workers are calling in sick when they’re not ill. Some feel the need to concoct an unbelievable excuse, according to CareerBuilder’s annual survey.

Is it time to lose the ping pong table? The majority of active job seekers would sacrifice amenities for a job that offers professional development opportunities, according to the Addison Group’s fourth annual Workplace Survey.

Based on its research and experience, BHDP Architecture finds that the best way to think about Millennials and their impact on workplace design may be to think about them a lot less.

Staples Workplace Survey reveals the ability to work remote is a “must have” for nearly half of employees.

With flu and norovirus season ramping up and expected to last through May, facilities across the country are honing in on illness prevention.

New study finds office design and aesthetics are playing a greater role in recruiting young talent.

As the spookiest day of the year approaches, staffing firm Robert Half highlights the cities with the most hair-raising commutes.

While it may seem impossible, a Zero Harm Culture for workplace health and safety can be achievable by following five key steps.

"Wasteful" meetings and email continue to be a time-suck and the biggest productivity killers when it comes to getting work done, according to a new study from Workfront.

U.S. employers of all sizes are hurt by employees' sleep deficiency, reveals a new research tool from the National Safety Council and Brigham Health Sleep Matters Initiative.

Need a break from office stress? How about an impromptu game of cornhole?

All employees, especially millennials, prefer cell phones for productivity, according to a new survey from Zinwave.

The safety of the work environment was among the top criteria employees consider when evaluating a new job offer, according to a new survey.

Even with protocols in place to prevent cyber attacks, enforcement by management can be lax, according to new survey from Clutch.

The League of American Bicyclists recognizes this maker of bike parking solutions for its own facility amenities and initiatives that promote employee cycling.

Close to half of employees would choose more paid vacation time over a pay raise if given the choice, according to new data from Spherion Staffing.

As work styles evolve, smart building technologies help facility management cater to employees while tracking the use of shared assets.

In a National Safety Council survey, 97 percent of respondents report at least one risk factor for fatigue — a hidden but deadly epidemic.