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What Is a Hybrid Work Model?

What Is a Hybrid Work Model?

A hybrid work model combines at-home and in-office work and is used by businesses to help bring employees back to work during and after the pandemic. The system entails sending employees to the office at different times during the day and week while having them work...

3 Key Components for a Successful Hybrid Work Model

3 Key Components for a Successful Hybrid Work Model

The hybrid work model is a trending business idea established to minimize the number of bodies in the office at any given time. Because of COVID-19, businesses have to implement new protocols for the safety of their employees and others. Such protocols include wearing...

Will Remote Work Become the New Normal?

Will Remote Work Become the New Normal?

The Progression and History of Remote Work Remote work is no new invention. It has been around since the 1970s. Now considered the father of remote work, NASA consultant Jack Nilles first worked remotely on a communication system in 1973, almost 50 years ago. By 1987,...

How Mental Health And Hip Flexor Pain Are Related

How Mental Health And Hip Flexor Pain Are Related

It may be hard to believe, but mental and physical health are one in the same. Statistically, one in three people with a health condition that physically alters their life will also have some type of mental health effects in the form of depression or anxiety1. It is...

What Is a Hybrid Work Model?

What Is a Hybrid Work Model?

A hybrid work model combines at-home and in-office work and is used by businesses to help bring employees back to work during and after the pandemic. The system entails sending employees to the office at different times during the day and week while having them work...

How Sitting Affects Your Hip Flexors and Your Health

How Sitting Affects Your Hip Flexors and Your Health

Hip flexors play a much larger part in the body's overall health and function than they get credit for. They play a crucial role in necessary, everyday activities. Every time you walk, go up the stairs or lift your legs in any way, your hip flexors have to engage....

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