This post originally appeared on a HR technology website and can be seen here. Mental Health Awareness Week has shone a spotlight on the mental wellbeing of people at work. An individual’s work can have a drastic impact on their mental health. On average, we spend a third of our lives at work. So, employers have a duty to ensure that employees are healthy - both physically and mentally. This is both from a moral standpoint and a practical one. Studies have linked poor employe

This post originally appeared on a storage website and can be seen here. The attic is probably the most packed and most neglected room in your house. Of course, that’s if you’re lucky enough to have one. It’s tempting to simply ram it full of stuff that you might need on a rainy day or that you’ll simply sort out later. The same goes for your garage. Nowadays, it’s used less for parking cars and more for storing your old clothes and valuables. But it might not be a good idea

This post was originally written for a storage company and can be seen here. The peak wedding season is now over and brides everywhere are hanging up their dresses to smile at and muse over for years to come. But how do you make sure those memories last? Here’s some tips on how to store items from your wedding – whether you’re keeping them as keepsakes, for the family or simply because you cannot bring yourself to give them away. Get it cleaned Your dress and any other fabric

This post originally appeared on a personal training website. It can be seen here. Workplace wellness is everywhere nowadays. It’s standard to expect some type of gym or fitness membership, health insurance, and maybe even some free healthy snacks in many jobs - especially with office-based roles. For good reason. 91% of employees stated that health benefits in a role are important to them. Plus, we’re living in an incredibly fast-paced world, with a multitude of pressures on