Study finds overlooked workplace gestures can carry real costs

A forgotten birthday card may seem trivial, something most people are told to shrug off and move on from, but new research ...
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Walmart-funded study shows workplace bias leads to attrition, hurts employee engagement

A study funded by a grant from Walmart Inc. revealed what workplace bias costs U.S. companies and tested a framework to help them measure the effectiveness of their diversity, equity and inclusion ...
Greater Good

How a Work Buddy Can Improve Your Well-being and Your Workplace

Researchers who study organizational health and friendships agree that having a work buddy is a plus, helping employees and ...
Business Wire

Financial Stress Rises As HR Pros Prioritize Retention: Morgan Stanley at Work Study

Economic uncertainty and stress pronounced for both companies and participants Companies say employee retention is the number one strategic financial priority in 2025—strongly linked to workplace ...
Forbes

How Men Can Benefit From Challenging Sexism At Work, According To New Study

A new study reveals two reasons for men to challenge their male colleague's sexism in the workplace. First, men who stay silent are themselves viewed as sexist. Second, men who speak up against sexism ...
Women's eNews

Barriers in the Workplace: Why People with Disabilities Struggle to Thrive at Work

According to the United States Department of Labor (DOL), 22.7% of People with Disabilities (PWDs) are employed, compared to 65.6% of non-disabled people. As a result, PWDs are 2X more likely than non ...