Giving Your Employees The Cold Shoulder
Being comfortable in your workplace is one way to ensure productive, happy employees who don’t bemoan their existence every time they clock in, so it stands to reason you shouldn’t boil your staff alive nor turn them into human icicles. But of course, this boss missed the memo; otherwise, they wouldn’t have made the list.
Although everyone has their personal temperature preferences, 65 degrees sounds a tad too chilly for a northern territory in its winter wonderland phase. According to Business News Daily, “The U.S. does not have a mandated workplace temperature standard, but the general recommendation is for employers to keep the thermostat between 68℉ and 76℉.”