Workplace sickness is costing UK businesses over £100 billion each year, with presenteeism playing a major role in lost productivity. This growing issue highlights the need for better workplace health management and support.
A study involving over four million patients found that those with cannabis use disorder have a more than threefold increased risk of head and neck cancers. The findings emphasize the need for further research into the potential carcinogenic effects of cannabis.
July 5, 2024 from HRD Canada Contrary to popular belief, Canada’s youngest workers are showing a strong preference for in-person and hybrid work models over fully remote options. A longitudinal study conducted by the University of Waterloo’s Youth and Innovation Project, funded by RBC, surveyed over 25,000 young workers in Canada and found that 37% […]
June 24, 2024 from NPR Recent research has uncovered a fascinating link between the gut microbiome—the ecosystem of microorganisms living in our digestive system—and how we respond to stress. This connection between the gut and mental health could open new doors for understanding and treating various psychological conditions. A study published in Nature Mental […]
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open has sparked interest in Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy (EAET) as a potential alternative to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for treating chronic pain. The randomized clinical trial demonstrated that a single course of EAET led to a significantly greater reduction in chronic pain severity compared to CBT, which has long been considered the gold standard in psychotherapeutic treatment for pain.
A recent decision by the Alberta Labour Relations Board (ALRB) has highlighted the complexities surrounding just cause dismissals and emphasized the critical importance of documentation in disciplining employees
According to a recent Department of Health report, mandatory reporting requirements for serious ADRs in hospitals, which began in December 2019, have led to a dramatic rise in the number of reported cases.
The health risks associated with prolonged sitting are well-documented, but a recent study suggests that drinking coffee might offer some protection against these dangers. According to research involving over 10,000 participants in the United States, daily coffee consumption may help reduce the negative health effects linked to extended periods of sitting.
June 17, 2024 from Medscape Owning a dog is often associated with companionship and joy, but did you know it also offers numerous health benefits? From physical fitness to mental well-being, dog ownership can significantly enhance your overall health. Physical Health Benefits Regular physical exercise is crucial for preventing various health issues, including cardiovascular […]
Generative AI is often thought of as the key to enhancing productivity. However, a recent survey conducted by Upwork Research Institute suggests a different reality for many employees. The study indicates that AI might be adding to employee workloads rather than alleviating them.