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Why McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook was ousted and how to avoid his career mistake Jennifer Fabiano

McDonald’s CEO reminds us why relationships in the workplace should be avoided and how employers should handle them. Read More

New study finds the majority of people find office perks to be very annoying Sheila McClear

Office happy hours, foosball, “collaborative” open spaces – employers are so busy stuffing their offices with “fun” amenities, they’ve fogotten that actual adults work there. Hana surveyed 1,000 office workers found that people could take or leave the fun stuff – and uncovered the useful, grown-up amenities that people really want. Read More

Study finds employees got fitter when their workplace banned soda Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers even had employees who said they were frequent consumers of sugary drinks, which is more than 12 ounces per day. When the trial started, participants averaged 35 ounces of sugared drinks daily but that number was drastically cut nearly in half to an average of 18 ounces daily. Read More

This is the real reason why more Millennials than ever before are still living with their parents CW Headley

There haven’t been as many 18-34-year-olds living with their parents in America as there are now since the gilded age of the mid-1880s and this is why. Read More

The household how-tos people most commonly search for Kyle Schnitzer

While over a third of Americans can’t do basic home maintenance without the internet, nearly half can unclog a drain without the world wide web’s help. Read More

This is the science behind why some athletes completely abandon their morals Sheila McClear

Athletes are under pressure – and it can cause them to act on the field in ways they wouldn’t in the real world, according to a new study. Read More

If you include a lot of this in your diet, you could put yourself at risk for this devastating health issue CW Headley

It is currently believed that an over-production of the protein tau advances the tangles and clumps wed to the causal symptoms connected to most cognitive maladies. Read More

This will be the most popular fashion item in your office this fall Meredith Lepore

First of all, people are wearing their cardigans a bit differently as we saw on the runways of Prada, Gucci and Christopher Kane. Read More

Turns out upping your step count everyday can benefit this very important part of your life Kyle Schnitzer

For people that struggle with sleep, previous studies have suggested that exercise is a good trick for more shut-eye, but a new study published in the journal Sleep Health wanted to find out if activities can benefit people who already have decent sleep patterns. Read More

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