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Creating an optimal atmosphere for productivity and employee satisfaction in the office can be a challenge. Without proper thought, the office environment can be distracting and stuffy. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to create a space where workers can be in a great state of mind, which leads them to perform […]

Ergonomics simply means designing or arranging workplaces so they better suit the people who use them on a regular basis. It’s an important concept because many of today’s typical workplace activities involve many hours spent sitting, typing, and staring at computer screens. Unfortunately, such postures and habits aren’t all that good for overall health. This […]

Preparation is key when planning your office space.  There are many behind the scene steps that have to do with safety codes, so it is important to work with an engineer to ensure you have an office space that complies with all of the codes.  In this part of the Cubicle Dictionary series, we will […]

We vacuum the carpets in our homes regularly. The office should be no different. Commercial carpeting is designed to withstand heavy traffic, however, you still need to take care of it to keep it looking fresh and clean and to extend its life. Clean carpeting is part of that first impression that clients have when […]

They say a cluttered desk betrays a cluttered mind. Who knows what a dirty desk betrays. When you’re constantly on the go at work, it’s not always easy to keep things neat and clean — especially if you don’t have the right cleaning supplies. Thankfully, there’s more than one way to clean up a mess. Here is a […]

Workplaces are notorious for cheap and fluffy carbohydrates (i.e. donuts, bagels, cupcakes). It is far easier to grab a bagel off the table and eat it than it is to burn it off in the gym. An easy way to prevent overeating and snacking on these refined carbohydrates in the workplace is to bring healthy […]

Most employers recognize that an office can pose some health risks, even if just from slips and falls. The Health and Safety Work Act of 1974 requires that employers take “reasonably practicable precautions.” The concept behind these regulations is not to eliminate all potential risks, but to identify those that are most likely and minimize […]