“Working in a dull, unclean work environment may have negative implications for employees’ long-term cognitive health, according to a new study.”
“When it comes to memory and thinking skills, previous research has shown that a person’s occupation may play an important role. According to Grzywacz and colleagues, some studies have also suggested that working in a dirty environment can impact long-term cognitive functioning, while others have indicated that brain health may suffer as a result of an unstimulating workplace.”
Read the full article: Cognitive function worsened by dull and dirty workplaces
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