Recent research once again highlights that email overload impacts workers – and can be putting their health at risk.

“A Pace Not Dictated by Electrons: An Empirical Study of Work Without Email” conducted in May this year proved that:
- Email users changed screens 37 times an hour on average.
- Email overload presented as a marked rise in heart rate.
- Workers with no email access needed to multi task less and experienced less stress.

Separate research conducted last month with members of a Police Constabulary command team and their PA’s showed that after attending Emailogic award winning training there was a reduction in:
Time spent on email every day per person -42 minutes
Irrelevant emails received -36.5%
Size of inboxes -26.2%
Number of times checking email per day -36.7%

Comments included:
“This training has taught me to be more efficient and effective and has improved my stress levels.”
“I understand better now that I have control of my emails… they don’t control me!”
“Feel less driven and controlled by emails.”

29 staff attended the training – the time saving of 42 minutes per person will equate to a gain of £72,500 worth of time over the forthcoming year.

Do you think this is an essential or a ‘nice to have’?

Those who invest a modest amount of their training budget on email etiquette reap clear business benefits and return on investment.

Phone 01452 886556 now and speak to one of the Emailogic team – find out you how you can have an easy (measured) training win in your organisation.