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What better way to celebrate 'National Have Fun at Work Day' than with these simple and great ways to make the day more... interesting.

Some days are stressful, life is stressful, work can be stressful. Here's some tips to help you out before you get to your breaking point.

Having a down day at work? Looking for something to raise your spirits? Well, the numbers 5, 3, and 1 can make you happier at work. Happiness at work can lead to raises and more money. So how do these numbers make you happy?

You know those days - you just can't seem to stay focused on anything. It's like having another Monday all over again. When your brain checks out, there's a few things you can do to try and get it back on track.

Don't you just love the sound of your alarm clock buzzing, beeping, or ringing first thing on a Monday morning?

If your co-workers and friends are rhyming today, they must have remembered to write what they say. If they seem to be off and slightly dramatic, tune them out and consider it static.

Some days are more productive than others, that's just how it goes. But what if you could make your unproductive days a little... well, more productive?

Call me crazy, but I've never met a boss who thought it was no big deal if you were late for work.  In fact, I once worked with someone who was late for work a couple of times due to traffic and she was in serious hot water with our boss when she arrived at work.  So this new study has me a bit baffled.

The working class is being stretched thinner than a pair of Capri pants on the guy who plays Mike on ‘Mike & Molly.’ If hiring doesn’t start soon, employees are going to suffer a full-on breakdown that could grind the workforce to a halt.

If you work in Miami, congratulations! According to a recent survey by online employment advice forum CareerBliss, you earn a living in the happiest American city in which to work.

All you ladies out there now have an excuse for getting out of working night shifts. A new study indicates women who work these hours could be increasing their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Who knew?

In a study that anyone who works in an office will heartily embrace, researchers found that spending small parts of the day wasting time on the Internet makes workers more productive because it acts to mentally refresh them. “Browsing the Internet serves an important restorative function,” concludes the report from the National University of Singapore.