Logitech Australia has issued guidance on cleaning keyboards and mice used while eating at desks, following survey findings that show the habit extends across four countries.
Logitech has published a global workplace study on how employees experience technology in the office. It found many workers feel less in control of their technology at work than they do at home or on the move.
Logitech has urged Australians to pay more attention to desk peripherals such as mice and keyboards to reduce workplace discomfort, after company-commissioned research found 58% of office workers report pain or discomfort by the end of the workday.
Logitech says poor office air quality may contribute to the mid-afternoon productivity slump among white-collar workers, pointing to rising carbon dioxide levels in meeting rooms and shared spaces as a factor in lower in-office performance.
