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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 Wasting Time at Work What's to Blame?* How Much Time?* Because time is money, every hour wasted has a direct negative impact on the bottom line. Data collected from the following sources:http://www.forbes.com/sites/cherylsnappconner/2012/07/17/employees-really-do-waste-time-at-work/http://www.salary.com/wasting-time-at-work-2012/http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/01/04/section-5-technology-and-organizational-function/ * Sources: Forbes (2012) and Salary.com (2012) (Yes, even at Arts Organizations!) ** Source: Pew Research Center (2013) 15% 20% of the organizations surveyed say they have reprimanded an employee because of something that person posted or shared online, but only 3% have terminated an employee for improper online behavior.** 24% Policies about Internet Use** have written rules abouthow employees presentthemselves online. 13% provide formal employeetraining on acceptableuse of the Internet. restrict which websitesemployees can visit ontheir work computers. Most Popular Time-Wasting Websites (%): < 1 Hour (39%) 1-2 Hours(29%) 2-5 Hours(21%) 10+ Hours(3%) Time Spent on PersonalSites during Work (weekly): 0 20 40 60 Facebook LinkedIn Yahoo Google+ Amazon CNN YouTube 5-10 Hours(8%) The % decrease from the last time that this survey was conducted in 2008.* 10 64 The % who, in 2012, said that they visitedwebsites not related to work every day during work hours.* 30% 23% 18% 32% 34% 35% No Incentive Low Pay Unsatisfied Long Hours Not Challenged Bored
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