Employees today spend more time working than anything else, even sleeping, which is why organisations are mulling transformation in the way offices are conceptualised and constructed, says a report.
"Office construction and remodelling numbers are going up globally," according to a report by US furniture company Steelcase.
The reason for necessary changes in office infrastructure, as per the report, is the war for attracting and retaining talent, deal with employee disengagement and technology that makes work experience more human centred, among others.
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Usha Int'l renews tie-up with IPL team Mumbai Indians * Consumer durable firm Usha International today said it has renewed its association with the Mumbai Indians team for IPL season 10 and 11.
After three successful years of association with the team, Usha has renewed the association further for two years, the company said in a statement.
As a part of the association, the Usha logo will be seen on the caps and helmets of the players.
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Indian Express launches Lifealth.Com
* Media company Indian Express Group has launched its health and lifestyle portal Lifealth.Com, aimed at focussing on spiritual wellbeing as well as physical and mental health.
The portal which will be available in Hindi and English, would be the one-stop guide for complete and credible health-related information, the company said in a statement.
Speaking on the launch, Indian Express Digital CEO Sandeep Amar said: "For this platform, we have spent a significant time in research and creating offerings as per our research findings.
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Usha Int'l launches 2 new models of E-series fan * Usha International today said it has launched two new models of its flagship automotive inspired E-series fans range.
Both models have automotive paint finish, high torque motor and aerodynamic blades, that offer silent operation and high air delivery, the company said in a statement.
"Our strategy on Usha E-series launch is based on emerging consumer trends of design and color in the automotive industry," USHA International President- Fans, Rohit Mathur, said.
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