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Presence has launched “Back to Work Confidence”, using techniques borrowed from yoga and mindfulness.

Many of us sit at one every day, without even batting an eye at how they’ve evolved through the years. But what’s changed over the years?

From climbing vines to leafy palms, incorporating greenery into office spaces is more than an aesthetic choice.

Imagine a fun workplace where people following different professions, freelancers, and corporate employees can join and work together.

A recent government survey, 8.6% of adults vape in the UK, which has more than doubled since 2021.

With “burnout symptoms” having already been searched a whopping 8.2k times in Google over the last 30 days alone.

Christmas parties should be a time to bond with colleagues and have a good time; having too much fun could be detrimental to your career.

Working in offices can sometimes be a dreary experience, with younger generations looking for jobs with an established positive working culture.

Health experts have recently attributed prolonged sitting to an increased risk of cardiometabolic diseases and premature death.

Although perhaps appearing clean on the surface, the average office is teeming with bacteria.

Do you feel optimum productivity under the sound of silence while a co-worker thrives with the pulsating beats of the office playlist?

More than half of UK office workers have now returned to the workplace on either a full- or part-time basis.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly one in five adults in the US live with a mental health disorder.

After the ease of the restrictions due to the Covid pandemic, multiple workers around the world are being requested to come back to the office.

In 2018, it was reported that the majority of UK office workers, around 81% in fact, spent between four and nine hours sitting at their desk each day.