Research by the World Health Organization suggests every $1 invested in workplace health and employee well-being can yield a 4X return in terms of improved health and productivity. This highlights the importance of health and safety at work, as it can have a significant impact
You take two million breaths inside your office. That is, in a ‘typical year’, as pointed out by Harvard Business Review. Considering that, isn’t it important that we start looking at workplace experience beyond the visual experience and focus on spatial experience, especially indoor air
In a world where work and life have merged their boundaries, taking care of mental health is much more crucial than ever. The workforce today is stressed; stressed with the change in work hours, modes of operations, fear of the disease and the Covid19-led uncertainty.
The Covid-19 pandemic brought in unforeseen changes in our everyday life. While the social and physical scenarios around us underwent a major transformation, the fear of Covid-19 continues to linger around. This has led to the need to rethink; we need to re-evaluate our spaces
It isn’t just the need of the hour. It is what the future demands. And it most definitely isn’t a temporary fad. It is time-tested and future-proof. Wellness is much more than a practice. It will have to be a culture. For most people, the
The world as we know today is facing an invisible enemy, and this has incited a criterion shift towards what was gravely disregarded in the workplace of the pre-COVID era – the health and well-being of the individual. The Global Wellness Institute (GWI) defines wellness