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Home » Out of the loop: Reasons to care about workers who feel alone
The United Kingdom-based newspaper The Guardian recently ran this headline: “UK to tackle loneliness crisis with cash injection. More than 120 projects will receive funding to help those affected and reduce stigma.”
This reminded me of a book written in 2000, “Bowling Alone,” by Robert D. Putnam. The gist of the book: connections among our social networks have dropped in contemporary America.