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: In general, work environments (e.g., office buildings) are meant to support the work-related behaviors of employees who inhabit them so the parent organization may better reach its goals ("work outcomes"). Unfortunately, the construction planning process often disre-gards the effects that building components and utility systems have on building occupants. This study used an employee survey to study the effects of ambient conditions of lighting, temperature and air quality, and acoustics on work outcomes of performance, satis-faction with working in the office, and number of sick days. The evidence clearly showed that, through a path-to-outcomes analysis (path analysis), all these ambient conditions had significant impacts on performance, satisfaction with working in the office, and num-ber of reported sick days.

Assessing the Relationship Between Worker Productivity and the Indoor Environment