Air Quality and Wellbeing at Work Survey 2019
Please complete the form and our white paper will automatically downloadDOES AIR QUALITY IMPACT WORKPLACE WELLBEING?
Everyone deserves the right to work in a healthy workplace, but do UK companies ensure they offer one? Dr. Nigel Oseland, a workplace strategist and environmental psychologist, teamed up with the Remark Group to determine if air quality does in fact impact a person’s workplace well-being, productivity and overall happiness.
With over 90% of UK workers having at least 10 meetings a week, it’s worrying that 90% of people say that they find themselves nodding off or losing concentration in meetings. Our Air Quality and Well-Being at Work Survey examines why headaches, fatigue and eye irritation are on the rise in the workplace, and suggests that a greater focus should be placed on providing good indoor air quality and temperature control in the office. Knowing that 80% of people believe poor indoor air quality has a negative effect on their health and productivity proves that the results of our study couldn’t be more imperative.
Submit your details now to download our Air Quality and Well-Being at Work Survey and see what your fellow UK workers have to say on air quality in the workplace.