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Clocks going forward can lead to drop in productivity
An estimated £366 million in lost productivity.
Time off to look after puppy best reward to boost productivity
Yoga came in at a close second.
The top HR stories you may have missed this week
HRreview provides a round-up of the articles in HR news this week.
Dogs in the office is the best source of wellbeing
A fifth of companies now allow workers to bring their dog in to work.
Over 17,000 supporters for petition to adjust bereavement leave to include rights when pets die
How did this woman’s employer react to her request for bereavement leave?
Do people in HR support Bring Your Dog To Work Day?
Is Bring Your Dog To Work Day a strong idea which improves employees experience in the workplace or is it simply yet another distraction running around the office?
Would you like to bring your dog to work?
Ahead of this year’s Bring Your Dog to Work Day on Friday 21st June, research reveals how dogs can benefit employee productivity and wellbeing.
Do dogs boost sales?: 5 reasons dogs should go to work
How do you manage the stress levels and motivation of your employees? Maybe you buy your team a lavish lunch, or let them leave work 30 minutes early. But have you thought about the effect of bringing your beloved dog into the office?
If dogs can appreciate music surely they can behave in the office?
Dogs, people say, have a mental awareness similar to that of a four year old child. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his first symphony at age 8. When one considers those two facts and makes certain allowances for the extremes involved in the latter, one has to come to the conclusion that dogs do have an appreciation of music.