Corporate

Teachers Agree: Schools Should Take Responsibility for Improving Air Quality

Posted on: February 28, 2024 | By Laura Tarsitano

There’s a striking disconnect between US teachers and school administrations around how air quality is prioritized. In partnership with We Are Teachers, Fellowes conducted a national survey of K-12 educators at the end of 2023. This survey polled 2,682 U.S. educators, employed either full-time or part-time, who work at least one day a week inside […]

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Employee Well-Being Starts with Clean Air

Posted on: December 14, 2023 | By Arti Lyde

  Employee Well-Being Starts with Clean Air Corporate wellness initiatives and programs for employees have steadily gained widespread acceptance, evolving into a nearly ubiquitous feature among larger corporations. According to Zippia, 83% of companies with 200 or more employees offer wellness programs and benefits such as free gym memberships, rewards, incentives and more. However, any […]

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60 Minutes Highlights the Importance of Clean Indoor Air in Preventing the Spread of Infections

Posted on: November 1, 2023 | By Arti Lyde

  This weekend’s 60 Minutes feature included a story on how indoor air ventilation and filtration systems are “absolutely key” in curbing the spread of viruses, especially with the knowledge we now have post pandemic. Air quality scientists say that from the start of the pandemic, improving indoor air quality (IAQ) was heavily overlooked, which […]

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HOTEL GUESTS RANK CLEAN AIR AHEAD OF FREE PERKS, LOYALTY POINTS AND FITNESS AMENITIES, ACCORDING TO FELLOWES SURVEY

Posted on: November 1, 2023 | By Laura Tarsitano

With holiday travel season approaching, Fellowes conducted a survey with 787 U.S. and Canadian respondents who stayed in a hotel during the last year and found that respondents rated clean indoor air in their top two considerations, ahead of other commonly offered perks, when selecting accommodations for an upcoming trip. Specifically, they ranked their top […]

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Majority of American and Canadian Workers Blame Their Workplace for Respiratory Illnesses

Posted on: October 9, 2023 | By Arti Lyde

With cold and flu season underway, Fellowes conducted a survey of 1,085 U.S. and Canadian office workers and found 55% of respondents attribute a respiratory virus they’ve contracted over the last year to their workplace, making the office the top culprit for the spread of viruses. Survey respondents ranked work ahead of public buildings, their […]

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