Women's Health - Workplace Issues

You've heard they do. You've heard they don't. So, what are the experts saying about the real risk?

What could be more convenient for lunch on the go than a quick stop at the salad bar? But the choices you make can make the difference between a fat-laden, calorie-heavy meal and a satisfying, good-for-your-heart lunch.

If you're always putting yourself first without thinking of your significant other's needs, you're setting up your relationship for failure.

Are you the kind who, during lunch break, forgoes the trip across the street to the local caf and plow through lunch at your desk while never diverging from work? If so, you could be harming your health. Here's four ways you can get back on track.

Conflicting schedules certainly strain a relationship, but you can lessen the stress by doing things such as leaving loving notes and getting organized.

Learn more about how to balance your symptoms and work-life and when to consider disability.

Most of us have been hurt emotionally by someone. Wisdom is deciding why, when, and how to forgive.

Shift work disrupts our internal clock, which tells us when to eat, sleep, and be active.

If you've lost access to insurance, you may be wondering how you'll survive. Is there a way to get good health care even if your finances are unstable?

Does the idea of retirement scare you? Here's how to prep for this major life transition.

Exhibiting defensive qualities is usually viewed as negative, but this may not always be the case for men.

You've seen him or her at work: aggressive, racing against the clock, competitive, always multitasking. The typical type A personality type. Recently, experts have examined whether personality type plays a role in workplace stress. They found personality type did, and didn't, correlate to stress.

Read on for five tips on how to manage your career and motherhood--while still leaving some time for yourself.

Work and money are the leading causes of stress for 75 percent of Americans. While companies that invest in employees significantly outperform the market, not all employers are taking the hint.

More than 200 million days of work are missed each year due to employee depression. Get the whole story here.

Sure, your diet and exercise schedules can contribute to your weight. But who knew that your job could, too?

From gossip and bullying to chronic lateness, we reveal seven things you should never do on the job.

Late-shift workers put themselves at risk for certain illnesses. Is there anything they can do to protect their health?

Before you jump into an office relationship, ask yourself these important questions.

An addiction to your job could compromise your health. Find out whether you're a workaholic, and get on the road to recovery.

Do people walk all over you? Follow these tips to start becoming more assertive.

Want to lose weight, quit smoking, or start saving this year? These simple tips can help you achieve your goals.

Follow these 10 tips to live a healthier lifestyle in the new year and beyond.

Follow these basic strategies to manage your time more efficiently in the coming year.

Nearly everyone has procrastinated, perhaps putting off a load of laundry, but for some, procrastination rules their lives. Here are five reasons people procrastinate.

Long hours, a heavy workload, and the office candy jar can all take a toll on your waistline. Follow these tips to stay slim on the job.

Crowded and bustling malls, repeated trips to the airport to fetch long-lost relatives, and the constant shuffling of cookies and turkey out of your oven can translate into one reaction stress.