meQ Announces New Gen AI-Powered Dashboard, Delivers Immediate, Personalized Support at Work to Address Performance, Engagement, and Well-being Risks meQuilibrium (meQ) announces its transformationa…

meQ’s Spring 2024 Workforce Well-being Report highlights the power of hope and belonging as protective factors against anxiety, depression, and burnout in the workplace.

Hope, Belonging and Resilience Are Remedies for Protecting Workers Against Burnout and Job Stress As a counterpoint to the extremely high numbers of employees experiencing pessimism in its winter 2023…

The meQ/Opus alliance is the first unified solution for assessing, identifying, and remediating psychosocial workplace health, risks, and hazards In its quest to improve workforce well-being and ps…

By analyzing an individual’s unique challenges, goals, and preferences, sparQ generates tailored insights and recommendations that help users build resilience and improve their well-being.

meQ Research Examines Cognitive Traits and Thinking Styles That Shape Impact of AI on Employees The implications of Generative AI technology on employees are greatly dependent on their problem-solving…

1st Workforce Gen AI Well-Being Tool Enhances the Ability to Identify and Address Root Causes of Key Workforce Engagement, Performance and Well-being Risks Organizations collect complex sets of data …

We are on the cusp of a breakthrough in improving workforce performance, as AI helps us take quicker, smarter, and more impactful action to build organizational and individual resilience.

Ned Rhinelander, Chief Technology Officer at meQ, weighs in on the transformative crossroads of AI, and how leaders can forge the path forward for their people and their companies.

In this divisive election year, workplace incivility is a threat to employee psychological safety and productivity.

Despite having more demanding roles tied to a higher degree of stress, frontline workers are less aware of employer mental wellbeing benefits, more likely to say they do not have a problem, and–even…

meQuilibrium (meQ) has been selected by Point32Health, the parent company of Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts Health Plan, to support the mental well-being of colleagues within its family of companies.