Abstract
A significant number of workers suffer a variety of physical symptoms and illnesses associated with poor indoor air quality. These authors furnish employers with a guide for providing clean air in the workplace--an objective the achievement of which will reduce employee absenteeism and medical insurance costs, while increasing productivity and morale.
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