working from home

The full-service resumption of public transportation has been eyed as a key to restarting the state’s economy, but new polling suggests that commuting habits are likely to change as workers slowly return to the office, with more people eyeing a permanent work-from-home schedule and a majority of commuters uncomfortable, for now, with the idea of returning to trains and...

Some workers in Massachusetts returned to their offices this week under Gov. Charlie Baker’s reopening plan, but a new study shows people would like to keep working from home.

I should be nailing this working-from-home thing these days. I’ve been based in a home office for years, so I’m not adjusting to Zoom meetings or missing my colleagues. My kids are self-sufficient. I’m not sick or caring for anyone who’s sick. With gyms and restaurants closed and travel restricted, I have lots of free time. I feel like I should be getting so...

If you’ve been working from home and have a dog, you might be dealing with some challenges. Certified dog trainer Hannah Cunningham has some tips on how to get your dog not to bark while you’re on zoom call and how to prepare your dog so it doesn’t have destructive separation anxiety when you are finally able to go back...

The coronavirus pandemic is forcing millions of people to work from home, often in less than ideal home office conditions, which could be calling muscle and back strains.

Yes, we and other NBC owned and operated stations in the country have transitioned (or are transitioning) to having their meteorologists broadcast from home out of an abundance of caution. I’ve seen a couple of people jokingly ask if some of those meteorologists were still wearing pajamas from the waste down. It’s easy to over-embrace this new found freedom,...

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, working from home has become new to many people. But for those who already did so, there are some tips to keep your daily life feeling normal.

As the coronavirus pandemic winds on and families hunker down at home, many will experience strain on their relationship. Spending time with friends and family is normally a way for couples to deflect that stress, but many couples are losing that outlet, explained Niro Feliciano, a cognitive psychotherapist based in Wilton, Connecticut, whose upcoming podcast, Coping With The New Normal of...