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While provisions for thermal scanning and sanitisation are being made at offices as per official directives, it is also important that you personally take certain precautions as well.
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However, amid the discontent and challenges of working remotely, the one silver lining for several professionals is saving hours of travel time.
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Working from home can be great if an ample distinction is made between distractions and actual working space.
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All sections of our society – including businesses and employers – must play a role if we are to stop the spread of this disease, said WHO.
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Authentic behaviour at work may lead to greater productivity, suggests study
The study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, surveyed working adults in a wide variety of industries including education, manufacturing, engineering, and financial services for two types of emotion regulation — surface acting and deep acting.
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Organisations must be willing to provide the tools and the time necessary for employees to recover, reset, and return to optimal productivity.
The right to nap: Indian employees wish to sleep a wink at work
According to a survey conducted by Wakefit, 70 per cent of 1,500 respondents said they do not have a 'nap room' at work and 86 per cent felt having one would boost their productivity.
Emma Watson backs workplace harassment helpline launched in England and Wales
As a first-of-its-kind phone line, the aim of the free helpline is to help plug a gap in the availability of specialist legal advice so that women can get the right assistance they need to hold their employer and harasser to account.
Health tips: Simple ways to deal with panic attack at work
Panic attack can be described as a sudden onset of intense fear or discomfort that triggers severe physical symptoms.
Writing the perfect auto-response email
It’s important for individuals to remember their audiences and what the implications are.
What makes a leader?
Many of the world’s leaders have mastered this art: They may be tough, but they are known for their grace and humor, too.
Working It Out: Why it’s important to create a work-life balance
We live in a digital age and smart work matters more than hard work. We want happy, productive and energetic employees rather than the employees who are compelled to work long hours at sub-optimal productivity levels.
60 per cent of millennials seek flexible working options: Survey
The survey was conducted with professionals across functional areas including accounts and finance, production and human resources working in full-time jobs.
Just 16-minute sleep loss may put your job at risk: Study
A study, published in the journal Sleep Health, found that reducing your sleep routine during the work-week greatly interferes with job performance.
Companies increasing focus on employees’ emotional, financial health: Study
The study concluded that this year over 80 per cent of the organisations have taken at least one action in health risks or condition management, weight management, physical activity and nutrition and managing employee stress and mental health.
Strict, yet kind boss can boost employees’ performance says study
The study noted that employees with bosses who were authoritarian almost always had negative results on job performance, while those with benevolent chiefs always had a positive impact on job performance.
This company embeds microchips in its employees to make their life easier
According to the company officials, these chips were embedded to make life easier for their employees - from using it as a company badge to buying things with a wave of the hand.
Workers in open-plan offices more active and less stressed than in private offices: Study
The study said that office people tend to be more sedentary compared to other workers and are thus likely to have more health problems. The most common ones include heart diseases, increased stress levels, and tiredness.
Coworking spaces spawn a new generation of workers and a new style of working
The coworking movement reached India almost five years ago and has only grown since. From being cost-effective to its vibe, there's a lot that attracts people to coworking spaces.
Working It Out: Did the education system fail us?
Is the education system flawed? Identify the job skills that are relevant for the next couple of decades, and if your school or college is not imparting those skills to you, you can learn them on your own.
Work stress may lead to irregular heart rate
Job pressure can cause a rapid and irregular heart rate called atrial fibrillation. Research by Jonkoping University in Sweden finds that work stress is a risk factor for preventing atrial fibrillation and coronary heart disease.
Working It Out: The future of work and digital
Robotics adoption, carbon 3D printing will affect business and economics structures, resulting in massive unemployment in manufacturing as well as agriculture sector. Learn the skills that are going to be highest paid skill in the year 2020 or 2025.
Working It Out: 7 productivity hacks for success
When you do a task happily, you are very productive. Thus, in order to be productive at work, either do only what you love or love everything that you have to do. Do not argue too much with people who pay you.
Working It Out: 16 ‘no-nonsense’ lessons for professional success
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