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As 5G connective laptops become more popular, should you hop on the trend? In this article, we take a look.

Will 5G connected laptops become standard? Cellular connective laptops are nothing new, but they’re not commonplace for work or personal use. In fact, they typically see sales of under a million units per year, compared to 188 million laptops…

Do you really know what's in your business' cleaning products? Turns out, most people don't.

Are your business’ cleaning products putting employees’ health at risk? Employee health and safety is a priority in so many aspects of your business; from labor policies, to illness prevention, to safety equipment, and more. One area you may be overlooking, however…

Is waking up at the same time every day the key to more restful sleep? In this issue of The Pulse, we take a look.

Is waking up at the same time every day the key to a good sleep? Everyone is time poor these days – and one of the casualties of this epidemic is a healthy night’s sleep. It’s well known that sleep deprivation has some serious consequences for your health and work…

Is your fleet monitoring against fuel fraud? If not, you should be. In this article, we take a look.

Don’t fall prey to fuel fraud. If you’re managing a fleet of company vehicles, one of the risks your bottom line faces is employee fuel fraud. A recent survey found that as much as 5% of a transportation company’s total annual fuel…

From boom to bust to cautious resurgence: The mining industry's journey through the past decade has been a rollercoaster ride. Despite recovering profits and rising commodity prices, why are major players hesitant to invest in the future? Dive into the complexities of global mining economics with .

Why the world’s mining companies are so stingy The energy transition requires vast quantities of metals. But miners are reluctant to invest

Looking to reclaim your time from endless scrolling? Learn how to harness the power of Google’s Assistant Routines and Apple’s shortcuts to streamline your tasks and cut down on screen time while still getting things done.

Unlocking the Future: How manufacturers are shifting to strategic operations in 2024. From reimagining supply chains to leveraging emerging tech, it’s time for a new approach. Dive into the article by Lisa Caldwell at Forbes to learn more!

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Check out this thought-provoking article on complex dynamics in the workplace. How do you create an environment where employees feel challenged without compromising communication? This article takes a look at that question.

Crying at Work and Other Experiments in Emotion A member of a laboratory team wants her colleagues to share their feelings on the job.

With arctic air sweeping across the US, defining ‘extreme cold’ has become subjective. From North Dakota to South Texas, perspectives differ, check out this article and see how to stay warm this winter season.

Why the Definition of ‘Extreme Cold’ Is Different in Duluth and Dallas “Everyone’s extreme is a different level,” said a meteorologist in Minnesota, which is much more familiar with subzero conditions than much of the U.S.

Caption: While economists celebrate a resilient economy, everyday Americans are feeling a part of a ‘silent recession’. Check out this article to discover the unseen challenges affecting households across the nation in response to rising inflation and interest rates.

The ‘Silent Recession:’ Americans Feel Like They’re Living In A Downturn Economists say the U.S. economy is remarkably resilient. Most Americans, however, say they feel like they’re living in a recession.

What are you doing to ensure your business gets the best leg forward financially in 2024? Start the New Year with a complimentary analysis of your expenses!

Do like to think of yourself as a multitasking master? Psychologist Gerald Weinberg reveals that the act of multitasking can slash productivity by up to 80%. Discover why we do it, the harmful effects, and four game-changing strategies to develop a high-impact work life.

Multitasking makes you less productive. Here are 4 ways to actually get work done You may think that you get more done by multitasking but according to psychologist Gerald Weinberg multitasking actually kills your productivity by up to 80%.

Fueling the Holiday Spirit: Gas prices have taken a 19% nosedive since September, hitting the lowest point of the year at $3.14 per gallon. As prices continue to drop for the 12th consecutive week, drivers across the U.S. can enjoy reduced gas expenses in more than 20 states. Will we see prices below $3 a gallon in the new year? Read the article to find out!

Gas prices have fallen 19% since September, hit lowest point of year ahead of holiday Retail gas prices are falling as U.S. crude oil has booked seven straight weeks of losses.