1. Provide Natural Light - Natural light not only improves employee mental and physical well-being but also enhances concentration and productivity.
2. Relaxing Spaces and Greenery - Create relaxing spaces with comfortable seating, added greenery, natural elements (e.g., wood accents) that can improve employee morale and mental health.
3. Ergonomic Furniture and Insignia - Ergonomic office furniture lowers injury risks, alleviates physical strain, and promotes good posture.
4. Collaboration Zones - Workspaces that provide privacy as well as open areas encourages communication and teamwork and reduces the stress levels.
5. Thoughtful Insulation - Adequate insulation to prevent noise pollution and minimize distractions in the workplace improves employee focus and productivity.
6. Ambient Light Control - Computer screens, overhead fluorescent light, and VDT/VDU monitors are known to cause eye strain and headaches, so adjusting lighting and brightness levels is important for employee health.
7. Work from Home Space - Designing a fantastic work-from-home space means ergonomically-friendly, well-lit, and seclude to keep employees energized and cheerful.
8. Comfortable Room Temperature - Keeping the workplace temperature at comfortable levels minimizes employee stress and increases work satisfaction.
9. Tech-friendly Workstation - Providing charging points, easy connectivity, and desk organization help employees to focus and perform better.
10. Hygienic and Clean Environment - Maintaining a clean and hygienic workspace reduces the likelihood of infectious diseases and illness.
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