2023 Workplace Trends: Supporting Mental Health in the Workplace
byUnispace’s Regan Donoghue explores how employers can support employees’ mental health in the workplace.
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How To Cultivate a Culture of Cleanliness
byJon Olsen shares how Vaask offers a superior solution that is easy to use, cost-effective, and significantly reduces germ transmission.
Working Outside: A Critical Component in the New Ecosystem of Work
bySmithGroup’s Michelle Romero and Simone Schoen share tips and inspiration for creating outdoor workspaces.
How Sensory Design Can Create Efficient Workplaces
byInterface’s Chip DeGrace shares why considering a holistic approach to sensory design is necessary to help employees focus and limit distraction.
Natural Light Has The Biggest Impact On Workers’ Wellbeing
byAllwork.Space reports that 78% of employees say that access to natural light and views improves their overall happiness and wellbeing.
Attracting Employees through Workplace Design
byCooper Carry’s Brian Parker shares a few things to keep in mind when designing a workplace to help attract and retain employees.
How Office Design Can Influence Employee Health and Wellness
byHendy’s Sonaly Dudheker outlines the importance of creating environments that focus on improving mental and physical health for employees.
Wellness in the Workplace: Burnout from the blurred lines of work and home
byStantec’s Heidi Dunn shares how to prevent employee burnout and keep company culture alive with choice and design.
Three Ways to Enthusiastically Bring Employees Back to Work
byVedic Meditation Teacher, Susan Chen offers some ways to create a culture of enthusiasm for returning to the workplace full time.
What Art and Your Mental Well-Being Have in Common
byMartha Weidmann of NINE dot ARTS makes the case for increasing health and happiness at work through the inclusion of inspiring art.
Bring Your Whole Self to Work: Designing for Holistic Employee Wellness
byNeoCon’s recent virtual program examines the way designers can approach new and continuing workplace projects with a refined emphasis on employee health and wellbeing.
Thinking On Your Feet: The Case For Walking Meetings
byWalking meetings can help prevent burnout and sedentary behavior, while improving creative thinking.