Healthy, safe and engaged employees help to reduce costs, are more productive at work and build an organization's reputation as a socially responsible employer.
Healthy Workplaces Generate Positive Outcomes
A healthy workplace offers both well-being and financial advantages to organizations and their employees. On average people living in Alberta spend 35 hours per week at work. This means that for almost half (44%) of an employee's waking hours, their work environment is influencing the choices they make around their health. Studies show that employees who work in a healthy and safe work environment tend to feel more engaged and satisfied with their jobs. Additionally, employers who invest in a healthy workplace see significant value and savings. For every $1 invested in promoting employee health, organizations can expect a $3 return through heightened productivity, reduced healthcare costs, lower absenteeism and turnover, and increased attractiveness to potential new hires.
Workplace health programs reduce sick leave, health plan costs and workers' compensation and disability costs from 25-32%.
Transform your organization into a place where everyone thrives in a culture that prioritizes and nurtures health and well-being and start seeing the cost savings and benefits:
Decreased Costs
Organizations with well-designed and effectively implemented workplace health promotion programs can reduce:
- Absenteeism
- Presenteeism
- Staff turnover
- Health benefit costs
- Long term disability
Engaged Employees
Healthy, safe and engaged employees have higher:
- Job satisfaction and morale
- Productivity
- Job performance
Positive Corporate Reputation
Organizations that care for the health and well-being of their employees, provide a great place to work, are socially responsible and see:
- Improved employee retention
- Attraction of top talent
- Increased potential to attract new customers or clients
Want to learn more about the benefits of a healthy workplace?
Read our Value on Investment Business Case or Value on Investment Infographic.
To estimate the ROI for your organization, try our Return on Investment (ROI) calculator