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READ MOREShould yoga be compulsory at work?
The prospect of compulsory yoga classes and other wellness programs in the workplace has been raised by a recruitment company, as a means of boosting participation in these productivity-driven measures.
In a recent article in Hays Journal, the in-house journal published by international recruitment firm Hays, the company explored whether making participation in workplace wellness programs mandatory for employees would encourage greater uptake and hence lead to greater productivity and efficiency gains for businesses.
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