Evidence on the role placemaking has in increasing productivity is being sought by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Building Communities.
Dr Peggie Rothe, Development Director at Leesman, says that while only 61% of employees agree their workplace enables them to work productively, an elite group of employers are bucking this trend.
Research reveals today that three-quarters of ill-health related productivity loss is due to factors which can be influenced and addressed through health and productivity management strategies.
Indoor air quality is key for Big Green Egg at its new offices – all rooms are equipped with technology that measures CO2 levels.
Natasha Wallace, an organisational wellbeing specialist looks at the impact of space on our workplace productivity.
Research from Close Brothers reveals attitudes of UK businesses to flexible working.
The race to build, create, and service the production capital needed in the 21st Century is impacting our human capital, says Josh Artus, director of The Centric Lab – a UK based neuroscience research lab for the built environment.
A new publication from one of the UK’s leading lighting manufacturers offers a new perspective on solving the UK’s well-documented ‘productivity puzzle’.
Aston University, University of Strathclyde, University of Sheffield, University of East Anglia, and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) will benefit from £3.8 million funding from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) to investigate management practices’ and their effect on productivity and wellbeing in the workplace.
An interruption can mentally derail your concentration for 23 minutes, yet many employees are struggling to find workspaces where they can focus
