Ambrosia Brody

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Blogger and Writer at Freelance

Quality Team Copy Editor at Verywell Health

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The High Cost of Burnout for Employees and Employers | WorldatWork

1 month ago | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

Organizations’ pursuit of more (output, revenue, etc.) and employers’ perceived experience of less (recognition, backing, favor) is generating increased tension. It’s perhaps not surprising then that, according to a new survey by consulting firm Robert Half, U.S. workers are feeling more burned out. In the survey of nearly 2,000 working Americans, 36% of respondents stated they feel burned out and 33% reported feeling more burned out than a year ago.
Mentoring and Reverse Mentoring: Two Sides of a Valuable Coin | WorldatWork

Mar 24, 2025 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

With multiple generations working side by side, both literally and figuratively, addressing skill, experience, knowledge and communication gaps in the workplace has become crucial for employers who want to retain and elevate talent as well as create a more inclusive culture.
Why ‘Stay-or-Pay’ Agreements Are Currently Under Fire | WorldatWork

Feb 6, 2025 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

Stay-or-pay agreements traditionally have been a common talent acquisition and retention tool. As a refresher, a “stay-or-pay” agreement is an employment contract clause where an employee is required to reimburse their employer for predetermined costs (e.g., training, pursuing a master’s degree, relocation expenses) if they leave their job within a specified time period. Essentially, the employee needs to “stay” with the employer or “pay” back the invested costs if they bolt early.
Who’s Caring for the Caregivers? Benefits to Address a Growing Need

Jan 16, 2025 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

From arranging transportation to scheduling doctor visits, caregivers face a myriad of challenges. According to a new survey of 350 working caregivers conducted by Health Advocate, a Pennsylvania-based health and patient advocacy and assistance company, nearly all respondents (90%) reported spending at least 10 hours per week on caregiving tasks, and 50% indicated they spend 20 or more hours.
Employee Well-Being Is Faltering: What’s the Cause? | WorldatWork

Nov 24, 2024 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

With employee anxiety levels spiking among the American workforce due to a laundry list of stressors, including a turbulent job market, an uncertain economy, and political and social tensions, it’s not surprising employee well-being is at the top of many employers’ minds. However, most employees say their employers are missing the mark in this area despite organizational investments in additional well-being programs and resources.
Ways You Can Help Employees with Disabilities Maximize Their Benefits

Oct 22, 2024 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics that 22.5% of people with a disability were employed — the highest recorded ratio since comparable data was first collected in 2008. Many human resources and total rewards professionals have recognized the unique skill sets found in this workforce segment and have sought ways to attract and retain these workers. However, the HR/TR job doesn’t start and end there.
Everything We Know About Martha Stewart's Granddaughter Jude - The List

Oct 19, 2024 | thelist.com | Ambrosia Brody

TV personality, entrepreneur, lifestyle expert, and former model Martha Stewart certainly wears a lot of hats. You might think of her anytime it's time to shop for some home essentials, or she might be your go-to cookbook author. She stays busy with her podcast, various streaming shows, and her CBD gummy line. Martha is also the mother of Alexis Stewart, her only child from her marriage to ex-husband Andrew Stewart, and grandmother to Jude and Truman Stewart.
The Moment Henry Winkler's Wife Realized Happy Days Made Him A Star - The List

Oct 16, 2024 | thelist.com | Ambrosia Brody

Going out on a first date can be intimidating, especially if the person you're dating is one of the most well-known sitcom actors in the world. Stacey Weitzman must have anticipated some sort of fanfare when dating "Happy Days" star Henry Winkler given the show's popularity. At that time, Winkler was a household name thanks to his role as Arthur "The Fonz" Fonzarelli, a greaser who rode a motorcycle and befriended Richie Cunningham, played by actor and director Ron Howard.
Is Unlimited PTO Losing Its Appeal as a Benefit? | WorldatWork

Sep 11, 2024 | worldatwork.org | Ambrosia Brody

Unlimited paid time off (PTO) has been an advertised perk for some employers looking to attract job seekers and retain incumbent workers. Having the freedom to take a break from the workplace, whenever the need arises, can be viewed by some workers as a differentiating benefit. But, given American workers’ general reticence for taking PTO and maxing out their traditional time off benefit, is such a benefit program realistic?
Dermatologists Say These Are the Best Baby Sunscreens to Protect Their Brand New Skin

Jul 30, 2024 | parents.com | Ambrosia Brody

Before heading outdoors, protecting your baby's skin from the sun is probably one of your top priorities. And while little ones should be kept out of direct sunlight to avoid sunburn, heatstroke, and other adverse effects from UVA and UVB rays, it's still important to find the best sunscreen for babies 6 months and older.