Office Culture

Productivity Is The Key To Any Successful Business It’s important to almost any employer to cultivate an environment that places an emphasis on increasing productivity at work. This is because employees who are focused on their work and spend their time efficiently largely contribute to the company’s overall success. The mismatch can be found when productivity is expected, with no real driving force behind it. Increased productivity amongst employees can be achieved when they are engaged and excited about the work they are doing and the company they work for. Gallup’s meta-analysis of employee engagement showed that “teams with high employee engagement rates are 21% more productive.” Having a more engaged, productive workforce can be better for a company’s bottom line. Gallup’s data also showed that “companies that increase their number of talented managers and double the rate of engaged employees achieve, on average, 147% higher earnings per share than

Providing incentives to employees can improve workplace morale and productivity. Entrepreneur Jeff Epstein explains that the right employee perks can help “build a fantastic company culture to attract and retain amazing people.” To help your organization win the most impressive talent, we’ve curated 70 of the best employee perks ideas. 1. Paid Volunteer Time Provide paid time for community service. Encourage employees to participate in community service, whether in small groups or as a big team. By scheduling a field day to get out of the office and into a new space, volunteering can offer your employees a break from desk time as they contribute towards a greater good. 2. Dogs at Work A pet-friendly workplace can help improve employee morale. While dogs in the office every day may not be the best option, allow your team to bring in their furry friends. This will boost your employees’ moods by

One of the most widespread improvements among companies today has been in the area of company culture. Ultimately, top talent searches for employers that promote happiness – in and out of the workplace! This has led to an increase in things like coffee and snack programs, company happy hours, and great employee benefits. But none of these things matter if there isn’t a sense of camaraderie among colleagues. Which brings us to the (sometimes) dreaded topic of office party planning. We’ve all been to our share of sad office parties with a bag of chips, bad music, and a total of five coworkers in attendance. To shake things up this summer, we compiled a list of ten office party ideas that will not only have your employees excited to take part in, but will also forge relationships resulting in an enviable workplace “culture”. 1. Escape Room Escape rooms are all

NYC’s office refreshment leader adds full-service catering through the acquisition of caterer to New York’s elite. PARSIPPANY, New Jersey — Corporate Essentials announced today that they have acquired Brooklyn-based, full-service caterer Martin + Fitch. The acquisition will expand the company’s offerings, which currently feature coffee services, healthy snacks, beverages and more workplace staples to now include premium fresh food solutions. “Acquiring Martin + Fitch marks the start of the most exciting time in our company’s 20-plus-year history,” said Judson Kleinman, Corporate Essentials President and CEO. “Being able to offer full-service catering to New York City and New Jersey offices takes what we currently do to a whole new level.” Under the Martin + Fitch brand, Corporate Essentials will offer a full range of options with the goal of appealing to every office. Whether an office is looking to supply food for an occasional workplace party, a regular Friday happy hour

It’s March… that time of year when everyone starts to forget about their New Year’s Resolutions and hits that slump when stuck between winter and springtime.  To get you back on track, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics has named March as National Nutrition Month®!  This campaign is designed to educate people on how to make informed meal choices and form healthy eating and lifestyle habits. We’re all guilty of substituting breakfast with a cup of coffee, buying food based on cravings instead of necessity, or eating out of boredom.  To combat these daily struggles, this year’s National Nutrition Month® theme is “Go Further With Food”.  What exactly does this mean? This year’s theme encourages people to plan meals to include the nutrients they need to fuel their day while also reducing food waste.   It’s so easy to roll out of bed in the morning and grab a granola