How far can a manager go to boost staff productivity? In this one-of-a-kind case, an employer directed that chairs be removed from a business in order to “increase productivity” at work. The seats for clients remained, but the ones used by personnel had vanished. The story was shared on Reddit. The Reddit user posted a photo of a chair with a letter taped to its back. The words “not for employee use” were engraved on it.
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Because he wanted to enhance production, the employer did not want staff to sit at break time. “Owners throw out all the chairs in the store because they don’t want employees to sit down,” stated the post’s description.
“I arrived at work today to find chairs missing.” The chairs in front are still available for consumers, however, all chairs used by personnel during downtime and break time have been removed. There is still one chair available at the back of the store, but it belongs to the owner and is marked with this sign. “It appears that this is being done to ‘increase productivity,'” the statement said.
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“Employers who expect their employees to stand for the duration of a shift deserve exactly zero employees,” one user said.
“You can eat your lunch in the car.” Use shop boxes to sit on when no one is looking or watching. “Sit down more than you would if they provided a chair and treated you like a human being, with respect, empathy, and compassion,” another user said.
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