Lizi S.
Lizi is a passionate writer and storyteller with a knack for crafting humorous, creative and interesting content. Her experience with Bright Side has been an exciting journey of bringing relatable and entertaining stories to life for a global audience. Her goal is to keep readers entertained while sparking a bit of nostalgia and laughter along the way!

I Refused to Work While My Mom Was Dying—HR Got Involved

I Refused to Work While My Mom Was Dying—HR Got Involved
People
2 days ago

In moments when a loved one’s health takes a sudden turn, people often face tough choices between family and work. Requesting emergency leave, confronting unsupportive bosses, and figuring out workplace policies can be stressful, leaving many unsure how to protect both their loved ones and their careers.

I Refuse to Be Treated as Less Reliable Because I’m a Single Mom

I Refuse to Be Treated as Less Reliable Because I’m a Single Mom
People
2 days ago

Many employees face the struggle of balancing work responsibilities with family emergencies, especially single parents. Denied sick leave or unfair treatment can create stress, frustration, and feelings of being undervalued, highlighting the importance of understanding workplace rights and policies.

10 Times a Coworker’s Heartfelt Act Healed the Whole Department

10 Times a Coworker’s Heartfelt Act Healed the Whole Department
People
3 days ago

In workplaces, small acts of kindness can transform team dynamics. When coworkers offer support, encouragement, or thoughtful gestures, stress eases, morale improves, and collaboration strengthens. These everyday moments of empathy often create lasting bonds and a healthier work environment.

10 Hospital Workers Who Prove Kind Heart Is a Powerful Medicine

10 Hospital Workers Who Prove Kind Heart Is a Powerful Medicine
People
4 days ago

In hospitals, acts of quiet kindness can make a world of difference. From nurses noticing small discomforts to staff going the extra mile, these moments show how empathy and attentiveness improve the patient experience, build trust, and sometimes even impact recovery in ways medical care alone cannot.