Proper lighting seems to be the last thing on most employers' minds.
Sure, we've got ergonomic chairs, mind-boggling keyboards for our computers, and rest pads for our wrists, but not much else has changed. This incompatibility leads to a variety of health problems that keep workers at home and away from the office . Part of the problem is that people make important decisions on lighting without educating themselves about the issues. However, carefully planned lighting retrofits can provide a boost to many aspects of a company's business. By reducing lighting problems, human productivity correspondingly increases and absenteeism decreases.