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Employers would be wise to let workers bring their four-legged friends to the office in what is proving to be a good retention strategy. So reports Employee Benefit News.
One company that has embraced a pet-friendly workplace is Redtail Technology. Founder Brian McLaughlin, who named the firm after his dog, not only allows employees to bring their dogs to work, but also has a dog park. Another perk is a so-called Slack channel where employees can message each other whenever they want to meet up with their dogs for a workday play date.
A study by Washington State University found that petting a dog for just 10 minutes can cut down on stress.
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