re: Cubicle Policies: One Good Reason to Work with HR

Jane_Sleeth — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 21:32:22 GMT

Good discussions and one I find interesting to listen to when the interior designers and architects are involved. These groups tend to be hell bent on keeping offices look pristine so their designs shine through. However, the reality is offices still require the use of paper, folders and reference books; and people still need to have some control over their work environments by using photographs, sticky notes, plants etc etc.

The trick is to balance the needs of the Human Factor (employees) with effeciencies and work flow as well as safety. Indeed a challenge for FM's who manage office facilities.

JE Sleeth Optimal Performance Consultants Inc

re: Cubicle Policies: One Good Reason to Work with HR

stancosignage — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 16:21:47 GMT

My company works with workstations and cubicles supplying signage for them .. our clients are typically federal agencies under our GSA contract for signage. They have strict guidelines for decor in workstations.. and recent regulations requiring emergency trained staff to be designated make the visual regulations even stricter..

We also work with privacy and have many military workstations marked with DO NOT DISTURB / please knock slider signs recently

john curtis

federal sales

stanco signage systems, inc.