Work Life Balance

Motus Recognized for Helping its Team, Customers and Community Navigate the “New Normal” and Work Life Balance BOSTON, Mass., September 18, 2020 – Motus, the definitive leader in reimbursement solutions for businesses with mobile-enabled workforces, was named the winner of a Stevie® Award for Most Valuable Corporate Response during the COVID-19 crisis in the 17th…

Unlimited Paid Time Off and the Benefits it Brings Your Company At Motus, our mission is to make work-life better for mobile workers and their managers. And because we’re so focused on making work-life better for our users, it’s especially important to us that we promote an excellent work-life at Motus for our team members….

Collaborative Culture Encourages Ongoing Learning, Growth and Support for Team Members Who Make Work Life Better for Today’s Mobile Workforce BOSTON, Mass., June 27, 2018 – Motus, a technology company that is passionate about making work life better for mobile workers and their managers, today announced that it has been named one of Boston Business…

There’s no question that maintaining work-life balance is an important part of cutting stress and keeping your workforce healthy and happy. A recent study by the American Psychological Association found that a whopping 60 percent of Americans report work as a major cause of stress – and even more alarming – that stress is proving to have serious health effects. Workers with high job demands are 50 percent more likely to be diagnosed with a medical condition than those without this stressor.

The workplace is a dynamic, ever-changing environment, undergoing constant fluctuations due to a large number of influences. Given how drastically our offices have changed since the year 2000, predicting the next era of our modern office can be a daunting task. The immediate future is a little clearer, however. Recent trends in technology, mobility, and…

How have you been recently? Busy? I thought so. You are not alone: Americans from New York to North Dakota feel their lives are more hectic than ever. It’s easy to see why. All our technology, social media connections, and ubiquitous Wi-Fi have enabled us to always be “on,” even when it might be better…