Примери за използване на Perpetual guardian на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Last year, the New Zealand company Perpetual Guardian experimented with a similar policy.
Perpetual Guardian still opens its branches five days a week as staff take different days off.
Two years ago, a New Zealand-based company called Perpetual Guardian gave their 230 employees Fridays off for six weeks.
Perpetual Guardian, which helps customers manage their wills and estates, released the results of its two-month trial this week.
The program was so successful that Perpetual Guardian wants to make the four-day work week a permanent feature.
I'm doing this as a businessman,not because I want people to have a nice life,” said Perpetual Guardian founder Andrew Barnes.
New Zealand based company, Perpetual Guardian, conducted a trial study of a 4 day work week.
It was just a theory,something I thought I wanted to try because I wanted to create a better environment for my team,” Perpetual Guardian CEO Andrew Barnes told CNN.
On the back of this success, Perpetual Guardian is considering making the four-day work week a permanent feature.
It was just a theory,something I thought I wanted to try because I wanted to create a better environment for my team,” Perpetual Guardian CEO Andrew Barnes told CNN.
The experiment worked so well that Perpetual Guardian has decided to permanently implement a four-day work week option.
The trial was conducted by outside researchers."It was just a theory,something I thought I wanted to try because I wanted to create a better environment for my team," Perpetual Guardian CEO Andrew Barnes told CNN.
In New Zealand, an estate management company called Perpetual Guardian tried a four-day week without any loss in productivity.
Almost 250 staff at Perpetual Guardian, a company which manages trusts, wills and estate planning, trialled a four-day working week over March and April this year, working four eight-hour days but getting paid for five.
The New York Times reports that the 240 employees at trust management firm Perpetual Guardian were found to be more productive with a shorter workweek.
Andrew Barnes, the founder of Perpetual Guardian, said the experiment made employees 20% more productive, although revenue and profits remain unchanged.
Of course, it remains to be seen whether the impressive outcomes of the trial can be maintained if Perpetual Guardian indeed makes the four-day week a permanent change in its business.
In New Zealand, trust company Perpetual Guardian reported a fall in stress and a jump in staff engagement after it tested a 32-hour week earlier this year.
Barnes, who set up a foundation to fund research into the four-day week and the future of work,said Perpetual Guardian's output, revenues and profits had grown since it was adopted.
According to Andrew Barnes, founder of Perpetual Guardian, the experiment resulted in employees being 20% more productive while revenue and profits remained unchanged.
While lots of research has shown the numerous benefits a reduced work week can provide to employees,what's remarkable about this trial is the workers at trusts firm Perpetual Guardian only had to work four days a week, but got paid for five.
In 2018, a 240-employee New Zealand firm called Perpetual Guardian offered a 4-day workweek to their employees without changing pay.
Perpetual Guardian founder Andrew Barnes came up with the idea in an attempt to give his employees better work-life balance, and help them focus on the business while in the office on company time, and manage life and home commitments on their extra day off.
An independent analysis from Auckland University of Technology found that Perpetual Guardian employees were more engaged with tasks during their work days.
Almost 250 staff at New Zealand based Perpetual Guardian, a company which manages trusts, wills and estate planning, trialed a four-day working week over March and April last year, working four eight-hour days and being paid for five.
Productivity jumped 40% when Microsoft Japan tested a four-day working week in August,while New Zealand firm Perpetual Guardian found engagement levels rose when the company trialed a three-day weekend earlier this year.
In New Zealand, a company called Perpetual Guardian tested how its employees reacted to a 32-hour workweek earlier this year.
In 2018, New Zealand trust management company Perpetual Guardian trialed a four-day workweek over two months for its 240 staff members.
In New Zealand, insurance company Perpetual Guardian reported a fall in stress and a jump in staff engagement after it tested a 32-hour week earlier this year.
In New Zealand, insurance company Perpetual Guardian reported a fall in stress and a jump in staff engagement after it tested a 32-hour week earlier this year.