This was amplified even further when COVID-19 changed the world and the workplace, causing workers to reflect on their work, their employers, and what matters most in their lives. With the ensuing Great Resignation, Millennials are being met with another hardship that continues to take an emotional and economic toll. […]
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Partnership working between nurses and patients’ families in the critical care environment
Lucy Kirkham Principal lecturer in adult nursing, Department of Nursing and Midwifery, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, England Why you should read this article: • To recognise the challenges that families may experience when a loved one is admitted to critical care • To identify the benefits of family-centred […]
5 Workout Tips For Those Who Don’t Enjoy Working Out
If you’re one of those people who can never muster up the motivation to work out, are just not able to wake up early in the morning despite the numerous alarms, and can never find the time post work–then this one’s for you. All you need to do is find […]
The Challenges of Working, Earning, and Retiring With a Disability
I have schizophrenia, a brain disorder that has hampered my ability to get and keep jobs. Being out of work due to disability has led to résumé gaps and hurt my earning potential. I should be preparing for retirement, but instead, I’ll be working as long as I possibly can. […]
Opinion: I’m a former janitor, turned gym owner. I know why working out at home is a trend.
Sharoshkin owns The BXNG Club, where he started 17 years ago as a janitor. He is a former professional Muay Thai fighter who has fought worldwide and lives in Carmel Valley. It was July 2020, and I was sitting in my office at The BXNG Club in San Diego at […]