Everything from productivity to retention of valuable staff and reducing sickness absences is linked to working out what promotes wellbeing for your people and what undermines it.
What I didn't understand then, and that I do now, is that when our definition of success is linked to working harder (and overworking as a result) and believing that hard work is the route to high performance and exceptional results, we have a flawed definition of success.
By comparing results with previous research in rats, the researchers found evidence to suggest that a lack of omega-3 fatty acids can lower stores of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which is linked to working memory.
Similar to problems with coordination, this issue is linked to working across usual boundaries which is often a necessity in case of marginalised groups.
Other steps Iran must take include reducing the number of uranium-enrichment centrifuges it has in operation, cutting its enriched uranium stocks and answering UN questions about past activities that the west suspects were linked to work on nuclear weapons.
The 11-page report also described how Iran has refused, in two separate meetings with inspectors, to answer questions raised in the I.A.E.A.'s last report, issued in November, about experiments that could be linked to work on nuclear weapons.
Stanley Ellis, a dialect researcher, found that many of the dialect words in the Filton area were linked to work in the aerospace industry.
This was linked to work and recreational commitments, in addition to 'slowing down' in retirement, taking things at a leisurely pace.
Epidemiological research may be useful to enhance the impact of occupational health surveillance through the periodic analysis of aggregated data in order to identify patterns of worker health that may be linked to work activities and practices [ 114, 121, 125].
Theta oscillation has been linked to working memory, attention, emotional arousal, and fear conditioning, all of which may be related to pain processing [65, 66].
