Gen Z, the generation born after 1996, may comprise a quarter of the global workforce by 2025. Flooded with obscure dress ...

Workplace incivility and bullying have persisted in healthcare since their uptick during the COVID-19 pandemic.  As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, so do the challenges teams face, ...

Attitudes toward vaccines also changed ... called 'Operation Warp Speed' supported multiple COVID-19 vaccine developments. However, the work began many years before. "It's important for everybody ...

The Covid-19 pandemic has cast a spotlight on mental well-being in the workplace and the need for more support for workers. In Singapore, the Government and employers have implemented various ...

The work is a collaboration between scholars ... unvaccinated intended to get vaccinated, as well as their attitudes toward COVID-19, their trust in different authorities, demographic information ...

Gen Z's attitude toward the role they want work to play in their lives is a ... before them to the disruptions and lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic. This has imbued them with "an attitude ...

Political attitudes are often attitudes about how society should work and the rules and procedures ... of attitude change in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and, possibly, to any major societal ...

Study: How has COVID-19 changed healthcare professionals’ attitudes to self-care ... care and lifestyle treatments in their field of work and whether dependence on self-care has grown more ...

Across the EU, 82 per cent of respondents say that work fits well with their family or social commitments. In Ireland, that figure is 84.7 per cent. “What we know from previous research around ...

The resulting paper, Covid-19 Pandemic Disruptions ... higher levels of autonomy at work. The researchers found there appeared to be a shift in attitudes towards organisational support, which ...