As more companies champion a return to the office, once empty workspaces are now back to bustling with activity. But with this shift, a new issue has surfaced: noise. Supporters of office-based work ...

Constant banging and rattling at work does not just disrupt concentration or cause hearing problems such as tinnitus, it can contribute to stress and high blood pressure or hypertension. Researchers ...

You might not hear it coming, but noise is quietly becoming one of the most dangerous workplace hazards - studies show that nearly 33% of workers are at risk of experiencing hearing loss due to noise ...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has extended a Regional Emphasis Program (REP) aimed at reducing workplace noise—and preventing worker hearing loss—for a new five-year term. The initiative focuses ...

Three-quarters of noisy workplaces in the UK are failing to protect employees from harmful levels of noise, according to ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Every year of workplace exposure to noise between 96 dB and 111 dB increased the likelihood of developing ...

Workplace noise is often cited as a major productivity killer worldwide, but Indian employees see other challenges as more ...

Unispace Global Workplace Insights 2025-26 report is really loud about one workplace irritant and productivity killer: noise. Among its key findings is that 75% of office workers worldwide view ...

At the start of the pandemic, people seemed eager to engage with coworkers and ditch their home offices. But now, a growing percentage of people would give anything to work at home forever. The ...

A recent study by Unispace Global Workplace Insights 2025â 26 highlights one major factor affecting productivity: workplace noise. Globally, 75% of office employees consider noise, frequent ...