Every time there's a vacation, no matter where it's going to fall during the year and the work week, you know one thing is certain: productivity is going to fall. But what if it wasn't necessary? The fight is genuine. Studies indicate that over two-thirds of employees report being less productive than other months during December alone.
Employee absenteeism and diversion pose substantial expenses to the economy as a whole and especially to your bottom line. Even non-holiday occurrences can cost a lot: the solar eclipse of 2017 cost the U.S. an estimated $700 million in productivity loss. Employers can lose $450 million in productivity / wages for every 14 minutes that staff spend shopping online at job during Cyber Monday.
infographic by: zerocater.com
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