Study: Rudeness in the workplace can actually lead to death
Is quiet quitting a silent killer? New research has found that rude behavior in the workplace can have “potentially life-threatening consequences” for those affected and others. “In many workplaces, rudeness is treated as a minor interpersonal problem,” said Amir Erez,…
Marijuana use and abuse can lead to more work absences
While the modern marijuana user may be breaking away from the stereotype of the lazy stoner, new research shows that workers who use and abuse the drug are more likely to be absent from work. The results were announced on…
Companies monitor their employees and have no problem with it
Employers are increasingly wiretapping their employees, and a surprisingly large number of employees have no problem with it. When asked if they would voluntarily give their company access to work-related instant messages and email text data to identify and resolve…
Numb members of Generation Z are unhappy at work – the “long distance” has taken over
The perfect storm of workplace trends like “quiet quitting” and “quiet vacation” has led to a radical shift in employee engagement, ushering in the “Great Unplugging.” Recent data from Gallup showed a decline in employee engagement, particularly among Millennials and…
High-performing women receive unhelpful feedback more often
Being top of the class comes with benefits, such as praise from your boss. Unless you’re a high-achieving woman, that is. A new analysis of more than 23,000 performance reviews from 250 workplaces in the United States shows that even…
