It’s that time of year again: cold and flu season. Being sick is never fun, but it’s especially not fun at work and not when you spread your germs to those around you. Catching the cold or flu doesn’t have to be inevitable in the workplace, though—with some simple...
If you work in an office, you’ve probably dealt with burning, watery, or itchy eyes after spending the day staring at a computer screen. This can reduce work performance and turn into painful headaches. Eye strain can be due to various factors, so we’ve gathered some...
As the weather continues to be uncomfortably cold, the flu is becoming more and more prevalent. Each year, on average, five to 20 percent of the United States population gets the flu. It is estimated that the flu results in 31.4 million outpatient visits and more than...
It seems to never fail, if you’re going to get the flu during the winter it happens over the holidays. Why is this such a common occurrence? It’s quite common for people to fall ill over a vacation. It’s so common in fact, psychologists sometimes...
Our newsletter this month is all about making the transition from fall to winter a little more comfortable at the office. Indoor air quality and keep germs in-check is important to keeping and your staff healthy. Colds and flu spread quickly is small spaces. Indoor...
Are you excited to open your windows and let some fresh air in? When the weather gets warmer outside, we feel motivated to clean, de-clutter and organize our winter spaces. That spring cleaning motivation can certainly follow you to your office space. As the days...
