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Warmer Offices Linked to Higher Productivity [Newswise] Thursday 10/21/04 5:09 PM
A Cornell University study found that temperature of the office has a direct effect on the error rate and productivity rate of employees. The study estimates that companies can save approximately 2 dollars per hour per employee by raising the temperature to a more comfortable level.
The study found that changing the office temperature from 68 degrees to 77 degrees reduced error rates by 44% and increased productivity by 150%.
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