Coronavirus

The average American has saved over a week — 8.6 days — of time stuck in traffic over the past 12 months, or for the duration of the pandemic. Read More

Some economists have dubbed this exodus from the workforce the “shecession,” forcing millions of women to sacrifice their careers in order to provide at home. Read More

The co-founder of Microsoft encouraged governments to continue investing in the scientific tools that are helping us in the current crisis. Read More

We have now reached that moment and are beginning to see the promise of that hiring boom come to life. Read More

There’s a trend called “runner’s addiction” which apparently can contribute to not only more running-related injuries, but can also damage personal relationships due to the obsessive nature in which these people participate in running, according to a new study. Read More

Going from seeing your colleagues’ every move to getting a brief glimpse through Zoom a few days a week might be what’s considered the new norm, but for people that thrive on human interaction, the pandemic has been a devastating time for introverts and extroverts alike. Read More

While workers have expressed a yearning for their commutes, daily routines and other parts of the normal workday, many have embraced this new era of working and want remote working to continue long past the pandemic’s end — to the point where they would even take a pay cut. Read More

The New York Post reported that a growing number of male workers have been freaked out by their appearance on Zoom calls, so they resorted to the unexpected — using makeup to make themselves look better. Read More

A new study by researchers at Stanford University dove into what Zoom fatigue does from a psychological perspective, finding that four aspects of video-conferencing contribute to the phenomenon. Read More