A few years ago, the idea of remote and hybrid work was mostly a fringe idea that had little impact on the work of business. While the need for technology to communicate quickly, efficiently, and consistently across states, countries, and continents was needed, the idea of being able to get a hold of a client or contact working from home or even a coffee shop was still a very novel idea. COVID has obviously changed all that. Now with more …

If you’re like most other professionals living in today’s world, the thought of packing up and hitting the road has probably crossed your mind. Unfortunately — not all jobs are created equal. While some jobs offer unparalleled flexibility and remote options, other more traditional companies think that it’s in the office for eight hours or on the highway. Thankfully, as the world has evolved, so has the job landscape. While it was once a rare occasion to find a fully …

Keeping workers safe is an important responsibility that employers need to take very seriously. Every year in the United States, thousands of workers in various industries are injured or even killed due to workplace violence incidents. Many more are injured due to preventable accidents. Some jobs are inherently more dangerous than others. Workers accept that risk when they take a job in these high-risk industries. However, employers in these industries are obligated to minimize those risks as much as possible. …

On this International social media Day June 30th, we celebrate the power of social media platforms in connecting people and businesses worldwide. In the realm of enterprise businesses, smartphones have emerged as efficient tools for harnessing the potential of social media to drive growth, enhance customer engagement, and improve overall productivity. We will explore the significance of business mobiles for enterprise business and how they facilitate effective social media strategies in the digital age. The Rise of Smartphones in Enterprise …

Depending on where you live or choose to vacation, the summer sun can bring some serious heat. Without preparation, it can not only take some fun out of your day, but it can also affect your health. Extreme heat can lead to headaches, nausea, dehydration, cramps, heat exhaustion, or, in the worst cases, even heatstroke. It’s important to check the weather daily and use tactics to stay cool and hydrated. If you’re not sure where to start, below are four …