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The Health Train: Keeping Your Staff In Good Nick

Posted on Tuesday, January 31, 2017Friday, July 12, 2024 by Founders Guide
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Healthy staff are happy staff. And, when staff are happy, they will perform much better. As an employer, it’s worth keeping this in mind. In fact, it’s worth actively making a difference in this area of your employee’s lives. There are several simple changes that can be made to a business to achieve this goal. You just need to be creative and resourceful. To help you out, this post will go through a few ideas to get the ball rolling.

The Health Train: Keeping Your Staff In Good Nick

The working conditions that your staff have to deal with will affect their health. Sitting under flickering lights can cause problems like migraines and headaches. So, it’s important to make sure that you use newer alternatives to older lighting. When it comes to staff that have to sit down for most of their day, it’s important to have the right kind of chair for them to sit in. Cheap chairs will often only be designed to be used for a couple of hours each day. This means that they don’t provide the support that is required for a whole day of work. If your staff stand up, you can look into investing in a product like a standing desk mat. These mats are a great way to reduce the strain on ankles and backs when standing for a long time.

The Health Train: Keeping Your Staff In Good Nick

It’s become very popular for business to provide things like gym passes to their staff. In most cities, you’ll find multiple gyms. So, you probably don’t have one too far by. They usually do special prices for bulk-commercial purchases. This means that it won’t cost you as much to provide this to your staff as it would cost them to do it. Other companies go a little further, investing in their own gyms. Most companies can’t afford this sort of thing, though. Having a gym pass will motivate a lot of people to start getting fitter. People will feel pressure from one another to go to the gym on a regular basis. This sort of pressure can be very good when it comes to getting people fit.

A lot of people rely on the places close to or on their work site to get their food each day. In most cases, these options are unhealthy and not very nutritious. This means that your staff won’t be working at peak productivity after they eat. Combating this is easy. You just need to provide better options for your staff. Having a food service make food for your staff each day will make it much easier for people to eat healthily. If it’s the only option, most people will use it. So, you’ll be able to have an affect on most of the business.

Hopefully, this will inspire you to start making your staff just a little bit healthier. This sort of pursuit is one that can drastically improve your work rates. These improvements are often quite cheap. And, you can see any money that you spend in these areas as an investment in your staff. They will be able to work much harder without little health problems.

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