Decentralization of knowledge work supports wellness
By Frederick Pilot
September 11, 2016
One of the most obvious but overlooked strategies for knowledge organizations to improve and support the wellness of their staff members is dispersing knowledge work out of centralized, commute-in offices to the communities where they live — in home offices and shared satellite and co-working spaces. That eliminates the daily commute, shown to be adverse to wellness and frees up time that can be devoted to health promoting behaviors like more sleep, daily exercise, better diet (by avoiding daily take out meals) and social time with family and community.
For more on a community-based (versus centralized workplace) strategy for supporting wellness, click here.
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