Study Reveals Positive Impact of Employing Disabled Individuals on Hotel Guest Perceptions

12 December 2024

The recent study conducted by the University of Surrey has brought to light the advantages that hiring people with disabilities (PWD) offers to the hospitality…

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A Single Policy Is Insufficient for Effective Corporate Climate Action

3 December 2024

Investors with a climate consciousness should opt to back companies that adopt a comprehensive suite of climate policies instead of selecting those that implement only…

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Recent Study Reveals Employees Often Feel Compelled to Work When Ill, Costing Businesses Billions

16 September 2024

New research spearheaded by Claire Smith, an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of South Florida, has highlighted the pressures employees face to work…

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A recent study unveils the punitive repercussions faced by companies that neglect climate risks within their operational strategies

9 May 2024

The University of Florida’s groundbreaking investigation, which meticulously quantified the exposure of corporations to climate change risks, is a significant contribution to the field. It…

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Should we retire the best-before date?

8 May 2024

A group of inventors has developed a series of tests that can be integrated into food packaging to indicate contamination, as discussed in their recent…

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According to a study, ambitious employees set aside office politics when their employer is facing challenges

7 May 2024

New research indicates that workers adapt their competitive strategies for promotion or salary increases depending on their organisation’s performance compared to competitors. Academics delved into…

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Landmark advances in employment reframing the outlook for people with disabilities in the post-pandemic era

6 May 2024

A recent commentary published in The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine sheds light on the unprecedented upward trajectory in employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities,…

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A slight dip in health insurance provided by employers is connected to the increase in minimum wage

28 March 2024

An investigation spearheaded by a scholar from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has illuminated that a one-dollar elevation in minimum wages across…

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