Psychology of work: procrastination prevents you from succeeding
A new study shows that senior managers use their time more efficiently than middle managers. Their level of procrastination is ...
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How to recognize sexual harassment at work?
The definition of sexual harassment at work may seem vague, yet it is very clear for the law.Sexual harassment in ...
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Angina, gastro, cold: our advice to avoid getting sick at the office
Winter is not here yet but the cold is back with its illnesses: angina, flu and other gastroenteritis. These viruses ...
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At work, one in five employees is at risk of a proven mental disorder
Many French people suffer from their work. 22% of working people show distress leading to a mental disorder, ie 1 ...
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Diabetes: working nights or shifts increases the risk
A large study conducted over 15 years among 150,000 nurses establishes a link between working shifts or night shifts and ...
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No chemo at work: Anne, shelved by her employer because of breast cancer
As Pink October, the month dedicated to breast cancer awareness, has just come to an end, patients share their testimonies ...
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How to spot harassment at work?
Harassment at work is a reality that is claiming more and more victims. You have to know how to detect ...
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Sedentariness at work: sitting still and moving your legs is good for your health
American researchers have studied human metabolism in the workplace, particularly among employees forced to sit for several consecutive hours.We know ...
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Lifting the taboo of addictive behavior at work
Addictive behaviors are more and more widespread in companies. To prevent them, Mildeca calls on the world of work to ...
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Lack of sleep: serious consequences for work and driving
The risks associated with insufficient sleep are significant at work, as in other activities that require attention. A vicious circle ...
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Stress, anxiety, illness: the layout of your workspace can impact your health
Researchers have found that office design influences workers' levels of stress and physical activity, and therefore their health. Explanations.According to ...
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Diabetes: The risk is higher in women who work a lot
Women who exceed 45 hours / week are 63% more likely to develop diabetes than women who work 35 to ...
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Depression, the taboo disease of workers (survey)
More than one in two French people (56%) cite pressure at work and management problems as the main triggers for ...
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Cardiometabolic diseases: stress at work increases the risk of death
Individuals suffering from cardiometabolic disease and stress at work have a much higher risk of mortality than those who work ...
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Spending less than 40 minutes in your commute to work improves the well-being of employees
A new Ifop survey has just shown that employees spending less than 40 minutes in transport say they are happier ...
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Hotel and catering, construction, health …: these professions that make you die younger
A new study by the Institut de Veille Sanitaire (INVS) classifies the professions most at risk. Whether it is cancer, ...
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Illness and disability: 2 million employees threatened with losing their jobs
The Igas issued an alarming report on the situation of sick or disabled employees, to fight against "professional disinsertion". According ...
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Harassment at Grenoble hospital: the mediator asks him to humanize his “management style”
The report by mediator Edouard Couty, commissioned by Minister of Health Agnès Buzin to provide transparency on working conditions at ...
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Night workers, more at risk of cancer
A study led a Chinese oncologist to link night work to 11 cases of cancer in women from North America ...
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Work can adapt to breast cancer
Three months after the announcement of breast cancer, only 24% of women are still working. For all of them, arrangements ...
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The majority of working people get dope to work better
From tobacco to cannabis through psychotropic drugs and cocaine, the majority of working people take substances to work better, or ...
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More than 150 million children work in the world
73 million children put their physical and mental health at risk by working in unsafe conditions.In 2015, the UN established ...
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Passive smoking: one in four Europeans exposed at work
Despite the anti-smoking laws passed in 28 European countries, the proportion of employees exposed to cigarettes is increasing. Except in ...
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Night work disrupts DNA repair
Working in staggered hours induces a low production of melatonin. However, this sleep hormone plays a key role in DNA ...
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Psychosocial risks: one in two companies has carried out the diagnosis
The industry has made progress on workplace safety, but some companies still view diagnostics as a regulatory constraint.In France, more ...
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Consultation: 3 days of waiting to see a general practitioner
Each week, general practitioners dedicate 50 hours to their practice. They see up to 30 patients per day. General practitioners ...
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E-cigarettes: authorized and prohibited vaping places
From October 1, it will be forbidden to vape in the workplace. On the other hand, if it welcomes the ...
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Having a physical job increases the risks of hypertension
© iStockPhotosA new study led by a doctoral student at the University of Southern Denmark, and published in the European ...
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Don’t like your job at 20? You risk paying it off at 40.
© iStockPhotosMore than 6,400 Americans took part in a job satisfaction study that began in 1979 when they were between ...
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Sleep: working at home increases insomnia
30 to 50% of French workers sleep too little because of their work. And the "home-office" would be even more ...
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