OberA conducted a survey among 4,203 active workers in France to better understand how employees perceive and experience heatwave episodes in their workplace.
Productivity, absences, stoppages: 49% of French people report a decrease in efficiency and 59% report at least 1 day of absence per year. Indoor air: 38% of employees estimate their company spends over €1,000 per year due to poor quality
OberA reveals the results of a new survey* conducted among 4,102 people, which highlights a persistent discrepancy between thermal comfort and air quality at work: highly debated ideal temperatures, rare winter ventilation, absence of air purification devices, poorly controlled humidity, and uncertainty about appropriate actions against viruses. The study also emphasizes strong expectations from employers: a large majority requests concrete actions for healthier indoor air in businesses and public spaces.
Pollution that can be 5 to 10 times higher than outdoors. Only 22% of employees know that maintaining healthy indoor air is a regulatory obligation for the employer