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Seriously? No really...SERIOUSLY?

Sangertown Square is offering free paper shredding this month.

Everyone has a story about something "unusual" that's happened at your office.

If any of us ever said that we are always 100% productive at work every single day would be making an absolute false statement.  Would you disagree?

Whether you call it an exercise ball, a fitness ball, a yoga ball or a balance ball, we have all seen it at the gym. People exercise and stretch on it. But, how many people do you know use an exercise ball as an office chair? An exercise ball office chair not only helps your posture, but it has the capability of strengthening your core muscles, all while sitting. Thanks to some help from the Inter

Are you on Twitter? Sometimes it will truly make your day and get you laughing. If you follow the hashtag #officeproblems you're day will be filled with laughter. Here's the top ten funniest #officeproblems tweets online right now (as of 1/24).

I love how women claim men are disgusting. They think we are just full of germs and disease. But, is there any truth in saying men are disgusting? Perhaps this will answer it.

April 25th, Administrative Professionals' Day.  Do you have one in your office?  Not just another holiday invented by the greeting card companies to sell more stuff and definitely not just for secretaries anymore.

You may think staying indoors would be better for your lungs, but a new study finds Americans face the bulk of our health risks not from smoggy outside air — but from potentially toxic substances in our office air.

There are several computer programs, software and phone applications that make it possible for people to do their work from almost any location. This is fantastic for productivity.

According to a new survey, there is a growing problem with "workplace incivility." That's right, workplaces are rude and getting ruder. Shocker.

Do you watch a lot of videos on our website? Well that might not be out of the ordinary. According to a recent Harris survey, a majority of Americans (64 percent) are watching online videos at work. What are they watching?