five ways you can transform your office space to improve the wellbeing of staff - top air purifiers

Friday, March 31, National Workplace welfare day
So what can you do to improve your office environment? GIY)
Known for growing the best vegetable patches, now shares five tips for improving office space.
The proposal is based on the experience of GIY working with companies such as Diageo and Energia.
Studies have shown that some plants can both act as air purifiers and release oxygen into the atmosphere.
This significantly improved indoor air quality and staff awareness.
Plants suitable for indoor use include kale, mint, coriander, Jade, bamboo and snake.
Frequent exposure to ultraviolet rays can promote vitamin D production, which has been shown to increase the level of 5-5 in the body, making us feel happier and more content.
Increasing the outdoor time of the office and a few minutes during the day to be exposed to natural light can significantly increase the welfare of employees.
Research shows that employees who do not talk about topics other than work may be in worse mental health than those who talk about them.
Supporting a healthy diet program allows employees to talk about something positive during lunch or tea breaks.
Green smoothies are rich in antioxidants and nutrients that can support cognition.
They are also a healthy way to spend morning and afternoon tea time in the office.
A guaranteed way to improve office productivity is to create a sense of purpose and a sense of belonging.
Encouraging employees to contribute to meaningful things in the community through paid employee leave, within or outside of normal working hours, is an excellent way to foster organizational pride and boost staff morale.
GIY founder Michael Kelly says their GIY @ Work program resonates with companies that want to engage with employees on welfare issues.
"They know that even if it's only a few minutes, their staff will come out of the back of their desk and do something that proves to be good for their physical and mental health ".