Friedl said the 150 participants in the initial phase of the pilot project, which ran from July until October, showed a 10% increase in efficiency, on average. Satisfaction of participants reached 94%, over the 78% average for all staff at the company, she added.
Friedl said the next phase of the project will run for a period of six months from February 1.
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