Providing employees with a sense of calm
It’s a springboard toward maximizing productivity
Author: Carol Phillips
Embracing change in the workplace
Do you have strategies in place to help employees maximize the transition process?
When employees give management an annual review
Managers, are you ready, willing and able to sit in the hot seat? Do you work for one of the few companies that invite employees to write a review regarding your performance? While this practice is not the norm, the…
Positive communication can maximize business success
If you were a fly on the wall of your company for an entire month, what would you witness regarding the verbal and non-verbal communication between staff members — in particular, between management and non-management? Every company has its own…
Creating an amazing employee appreciation event
How do you thank your employees for their hard work and dedication?
Is your company plugged in to community service?
Employees who volunteer their services to nonprofits bring benefits back to the workplace
Those aching backs are stealing your profits
Companies that don’t prioritize ergonomics are at a significantly higher risk of accidents and injuries
Bad bosses are killing your profit
The actions of one person can have a direct effect on employee health and wellness
Debunking worksite wellness myths
When implemented and monitored correctly, they are a wise investment
How to maximize employee health and productivity
Maslow’s ‘hierarchy of needs’ shows how individual needs affect the work environment
Preparing for an emergency
Is your company equipped to respond to a medical incident?
Vacations and productivity
Employees who are encouraged to take their time off are healthier, more loyal and work harder
Hiring for healthier employees
Employees at companies with high turnover are likely to have high levels of stress
Creating a healthy culture
10 easy and inexpensive ideas to make the worksite more appealing to employees
Employment and caregiving
How can your company invest in supporting caregiving employees?
10 small business wellness tips
Advice on how to take better care of your employees and increase profits
Health, wellness and profit
Creating a satisfying and fun environment results in employees who are not only satisfied with their jobs but also loyal
Health and wellness tips for your HR department
Employers who embrace worksite wellness are likely to reap the benefits of better morale and higher profits
A happier, healthier workplace
How to start the new year with a new way of doing business
Are incentives a dying fad?
‘Dangling carrots’ for wellness doesn't work over the long term
Engaging healthy employees
A company culture that values workers leads to better outcomes
Reuniting health and safety
Why the two departments shouldn’t be separate entities
Are you sabotaging wellness?
Four questions to help remove roadblocks toward healthier employees
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Q&A with Col. Rob Campbell of Rob Campbell Leadership
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The write stuff: 603 Writers Conference keeps it real
If you think artificial intelligence is the path to literary success, Masheri Chappelle has a message for you: Look into the mirror instead.
It might take a village
This coming winter, Bretton Woods skiers and riders will enjoy key improvements — a double-black-diamond glade named Mom Said No and a new four-person chairlift added last year, and this year, expanded snowmaking, increased Nordic grooming and a relocated terrain park.
NH economy grows slowly
New Hampshire’s economy continued its lowgear, forward momentum in the spring, grinding away at a 2% annual growth rate that is slower than several of its Northeast neighbors and the country as a whole.
A place to gather
The first tavern in New Hampshire opened in 1789. Or, at least, the first tavern that has kept up with its marketing efforts enough to still be recognized as the first tavern in New Hampshire opened in 1789.
Shipyard payroll shows strength over the years
An analysis of economic impact reports of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard by the Seacoast Shipyard Association from calendar year 2020 to 2025 shows that payroll value increased by 15.3% — from $671.4 million to $774 million.
Minus33 Merino Wool celebrates expansion
Minus33 Merino Wool, a manufacturer of outdoor clothing, celebrated a major expansion on Oct. 27 as well as a combined 110 years of doing business in Ashland, a town at the heart of the Lakes Region.
