The Lorman Blog

COVID-19 has had a substantial affect on how humans interact with each other. While these adjustments affect our personal lives, drastic changes will also take place throughout office spaces nationwide.

Picture your highest performing employee and think about the scale and quality of work they perform daily. Now consider your company’s employee retention efforts. Is your organization actively working on maintaining valuable talent?

The workplace is constantly changing as it adjusts to economics, new technology, and evolving social norms. This increased demand for learning new skills and processes has driven changes in training and development.

Managing a workplace effectively means ensuring your workforce is equipped with training and tools to perform their work efficiently and successfully. But what happens when crisis strikes?

Research has shown teleworkers are anywhere from 35 to 40% more productive than their in-office counterparts. Here are three tips that can help remote employees to optimize their time and energy.

This year has seen drastic changes to working conditions and record-high unemployment rates. Luckily, industries like manufacturing and construction have seen exponential growth.