In the grand tapestry of human history, the threads of love and courtship weave a story that transcends time, culture, and societal norms. As we approach the season of hearts and cherubs, let’s embark on a captivating journey exploring the historical perspectives on romance, comparing the delicate dance of love in the past to the […]
Love Through the Ages: A Timeless Journey of Romance Read More »
Career transitions can be both exhilarating and challenging, ushering in a wave of changes that extend far beyond the professional realm, deeply impacting family life. When an individual embarks on a new career path, the family unit is often drawn into the orbit of transformation. The dynamics of such a shift can be profound, touching
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Here are highlights happenings in January in the Institute.
January’s Newsletter Read More »
Humans are a product of mental and physical elements, as the total health and well-being of an individual is ultimately premised on the interaction that exists between these two elements. Work is often conceived in African aphorisms as an antidote to poverty – a leverage for upward social mobility. It is also a primary determinant
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Since the Industrial Revolution and the great depression of the 1930s, work has continually evolved and adapted to the prevalent socio-economic milieus of different time points. Workers have, similarly, been structured to fit with prevailing working conditions. In recent years when sweeping socioeconomic changes, interactions, interconnectedness, and interdependence of nations have become integral to sustainable
Presenteeism and workplace productivity today Read More »
Titi caught a long stare of herself staring into the mirror, slides of thoughts rushed through her head as to how close she used to be with Mark before they got married. She felt he was now different … “or is it me” she whispered “maybe I’m not as beautiful as I used to be,
“…FOR BETTER FOR WORSE…” Read More »
The ticking hands of the clock and the massive late-night chaos of vehicular movement, mostly occasioned by people returning from their workplaces in the cosmopolitan city of Lagos, constantly reminds one of the realities that many 21st-century workplaces still operate stretched working hours, even late into the night. Dating back 70 years ago to its
BEYOND EIGHT TO FIVE: IS LONG HOURS OF WORK BAD FOR HEALTH? Read More »
Being elderly is a function of ageing – “a combination of biological, psychological and social processes that affect people, as they grow older”. It is a natural, as well as universal phenomenon that, inevitably, applies to all human beings. Presently, the population of elderly persons aged 60 years and above is increasing rapidly across the
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