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5 stories tagged with "Employee Health"
Weight Loss Drugs Cut Sick Days by 17%, Study Finds
Solutions•Jul 22

Weight Loss Drugs Cut Sick Days by 17%, Study Finds

Popular diabetes and weight loss medications are keeping workers healthier and reducing long-term sick leave by 17%, according to new economic research. The findings suggest these drugs could benefit both employee wellbeing and workplace productivity.

Solutions Desk•2 min read
Ghana: 80 MTN Mobile Money Staff Walk 8km for Wellness
Acts of Kindness•Apr 12

Ghana: 80 MTN Mobile Money Staff Walk 8km for Wellness

Over 80 employees from Ghana's newly independent mobile money company kicked off their year with an 8-kilometer mountain trek. The wellness initiative combined fitness, teamwork, and aerobic sessions to keep staff healthy and energized for serving customers.

Myjoyonline Ghana•2 min read
One Case of NA Beer Cuts Workplace Drinking for a Month
Health & Wellness•Feb 6

One Case of NA Beer Cuts Workplace Drinking for a Month

A simple workplace intervention shows real promise for reducing alcohol consumption. Japanese researchers found that giving employees just one case of nonalcoholic drinks led to measurably lower drinking for up to a month.

Medical Xpress•2 min read
Fitness Startup Adds Workout Breaks, Boosts Team Energy
Solutions•Jan 27

Fitness Startup Adds Workout Breaks, Boosts Team Energy

A fitness coaching company tackled the hidden health risks of desk jobs by creating an in-house workout space for employees. The simple change transformed energy levels and productivity across the team.

Fast Company•2 min read
80% of Workers Fight 'Social Jet Lag' Daily
Solutions•Jan 27

80% of Workers Fight 'Social Jet Lag' Daily

Four out of five employees need alarm clocks to wake up because their natural body clocks don't match traditional work hours. Companies are starting to recognize that flexible schedules aren't just nice perks, they're biology-based solutions to a widespread workplace problem.

Fast Company•2 min read