October 19, 2008
Senior consultant Amy Richman speaks on what makes a great place to work with the Detroit Free Press
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New Research from WFD Consulting Gives Reasons for Burnout, and Solutions
WFD Consulting released research findings today that demonstrate how longer work hours and time spent on low-value work increase burnout and negatively impact employees and productivity.
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May 7, 2007, Orlando, Florida, WorldatWork recognized Senior Consultant Amy Richman as a finalist for "2006 WorldatWork Contributor of the Year" for her article, "Everyone Wants an Engaged Workforce: How can you create it?" The article was published in the magazine workspan in January 2006. Congratulations, Amy!
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WFD is pleased to announce that our own Arlene Johnson has been elected to the five-member Town Council of Livingston, New Jersey. The Council is the legislative and governing body of the town. It establishes ordinances, sets priorities and directions for the development and preservation of open spaces, defines the budget, sets tax rates, and coordinates with county and state authorities among other activities. Sometime during the next two years, Arlene will serve a term as Mayor. We even understand that the Governor now addresses Arlene as the Honorable Arlene Johnson. We are most pleased that Arlene will continue to serve WFD's clients and provide thought leadership for the work-life community.

Arlene's new role is in keeping with what we have discovered in our recent research on the New Career Paradigm--that employees are increasingly seeking ways to give back to the community. If you would like to learn more about the rising desire to make a contribution to the community and our many other findings about what keeps people committed and engaged at work, click here to obtain a copy of the New Career Paradigm research report, developed for the American Business Collaboration.

A WFD study reveals that only half of employees are confident they can maintain their job performance during times of change. Read more here

Arlene Johnson, as a guest columnist for the January issue of Work Life Today, writes about new year's resolutions for work-life managers.

In October 2005, WFD Consulting announced that they had received a Sloan Foundation grant to build database on workplace flexibility Read more here

The August 2005 issue of the Alliance Magazine includes an article by Senior Consultant Diane Burrus, "The Team Approach to tackling overwork." Read more here

Profiles in Diversity Journal published an article, "Is Your Culture Aligned with Diversity?" by WFD President, Peter Linkow. Read more here

Abby Shapiro, Senior Consultant at WFD, met with Global Leaders for Young Children for a two-day pre-conference at the 2005 World Forum on Early Care and Education.

New WFD study reveals that only half of employees are confident they can maintain their job performance during times of change. Read more here.