Bereavement in the workplace: Employers’ next challenge Aug 03, 2015 | By Alan Goforth The death rate in the United States is holding steady at 100 percent. Nevertheless, the grieving process is the last thing most employees want to talk…
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$75 Billion Dollar loss in annual U.S. revenue ~ On-site workshop targets impact R. Glenn Kelly | February 17, 2016 Are U.S. business leaders aware that $75.1 Billion in revenue is lost each year due to the hidden and often…
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Excerpt from within Chapter Ten of R. Glenn Kelly's The Griefcase "Taking Your Griefcase to Work" No matter what personal devastation may come in life, the world continues to turn. You and I, Griefcase in hand, are part of…
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By Maria Cote Special to The Denver Post It's a scene played out in most every workplace. A coworker returns to the office after a week off. The always- cheerful, ever-helpful man has been on bereavement leave after the death…
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By Sue Shellenbarger A Texas reader e-mailed me recently for advice after experiencing a devastating one-two-three punch: Two of her close family members died in quick succession, one in a tragic suicide. Her boss soon fired her from her administrative…
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By JENA McGREGOR Washington Post | Wednesday, May 13, 2015 This week Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg is transitioning back to work, after her husband died May 1 in a tragic treadmill accident. She will begin by working at the office…
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Researchers call for hospitals to establish bereavement programs Dana-Farber Cancer Institute "While most people adjust to the loss of a loved one over time, it's estimated that 10 to 20 percent develop dysfunctional bereavement, which can lead to problems such…
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An unusual approach to grief: Make a video game Euan Kerr · Oct 30, 2015 The idea of a video game about a terminally ill toddler makes many people uncomfortable. There's a similar unease over the documentary film about the…
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Infant Loss Awareness: A Letter to Grieving Moms By LEXI BEHRNDT – SCRIBBLES – CRUMBS Oct 14, 2015, 11:48 AM ET (Editor's note: October is Infant Loss Awareness Month. Lexi Behrndt lost her son, Charlie, on Oct. 27, 2014….
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Cry for Me No More Receives 2015 Best of Gainesville Award Gainesville Award Program Honors the Achievement Oct. 7, 2015 / PRZen / GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Cry for Me No More has been selected for the 2015 Best of…
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Student Bereavement Policy introduced into SGA House and Senate By Jordyn Hermani | Published 10/19/15 9:48pm Student Government Association Senate voted in favor of drafting a Student Bereavement Policy. The policy would allow students to contact the university in the event…
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