Decrease in Productivity
Decrease in productivity can be directly linked to air quality, particularly when the air is polluted (dry, humid air, etc.). Atmospheric pollution, which includes elements such as dust, mold, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), has detrimental effects on health. It can lead to:
- headaches,
- coughing and sneezing,
- eye irritation,
- general discomfort.
In workplaces, several sources contribute to this pollution, including:
- glues, paints, wood, and flooring materials,
- printers and photocopiers,
- cleaning products,
- outdoor pollution.
To improve air quality and combat decreased productivity, it is recommended to install an air purifier in offices.
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