Tag: Productivity

According to an International Labour Organisation (ILO) report, global warming is expected to increase heat stress amongst workers, especially in the agriculture sector. The...

Engaged employees are definitely happier, not just at the workplace but also at home. How many times have we heard this? Employee engagement has...

With the festive season already having kicked in, people are soaking in the spirit of merrymaking. However, the energy, enthusiasm and festive aura is...

Organisations should realise that sleep impacts cognitive performance, and lack of it may jeopardise relationships between leaders and their teams. 

One may argue that a happy employee is an engaged employee, however, these are two entirely different facets and the former may or may not lead to the latter

South Asia will be the most affected region, with productivity losses equivalent to 4.8 per cent corresponding to around 40 full-time jobs.

Witnessing morning rudeness may adversely impact performance and goal progress.

From more empowerment to moon lighting, Sriharsha Achar, executive director & chief people officer, Apollo Munich Health Insurance shares eight major trends for HR to look forward to this year.

Employees, irrespective of the era they belong to, always desire to be heard and valued; this is what motivates them and ultimately enhances productivity.

Around 55 per cent Indians feel that lack of vacations decreases productivity.

Experts opine that a biophilic design impacts productivity, creativity and collaboration.

Here’s what organisations should do to ensure they keep their remote staff motivated and performing well

In Luxembourg, people work for only 29 hours per week, and the country has the highest productivity of £51.80 per person per hour. Find out about the most productive countries with minimum working hours.

These managers ensure the workplace is trendy enough for its employees, which, in turn, ensures better productivity.

According to a survey done by TimesJobs, while 90 percent of the respondent employees were keen to work from home, 75 percent of the respondent employers weren’t comfortable with the idea.

Chairs in offices are giving way to quirky bean bags or couches, and swanky coffee tables are replacing the boring study/work desks. Even the conference rooms are getting more playful, be it with the furniture, the décor or the entire setup itself.

The platform will help organisations increase productivity by 60 per cent.

Companies are increasingly allowing the ‘work from home’ facility, but does this benefit them? HR Katha finds out…