Straight-talking Texas entrepreneur offers principles that transcend industry.

Chairs provide great support during long meetings, but they may also be holding us back.

U. Illinois/Penn study sheds light on activity levels based on one’s attitude disposition

When it comes to managing boundaries between work and home life, technology is neither all good nor all bad, according to ongoing research from the University of Cincinnati.

Being in a group makes some people lose touch with their personal moral beliefs, researchers find.

How candor determines performance and results.

Prohibiting the storage of food in chemical refrigerators is another one of the basic rules of good practice.

In order to increase efficiency, many companies today are under pressure to improve their time management practices.

Last year we reported a distressing decline in nearly every area of laboratory safety practices among the nearly 600 respondents who participated in the survey.

For something so instrumental to keeping glassware clean, it only makes sense that maintaining the cleanliness of your lab washer is one of the keys to keeping it running properly.

If you find yourself listening to co-workers complain at work, you’re not alone. Jane, a registered nurse, often eats her lunch sitting on a curb in the parking lot next to the clinic where she works. She’s looking for just a few minutes of peace and quiet from the chaos and complaints that echo off the walls in the employee break room where people wolf down their meal amid a chorus of gripes about work and working conditions.

It doesn’t matter whether you work on an assembly line or in a maze of cubicles – every organization has a culture defined by its rhythm and harmony, much like music. In the day-to-day grind at work, we don’t give much thought to our office culture, but David King, an associate professor of management at Iowa State University’s College of Business, says we should.