1.)
Strong support from upper management: The goal is to have a
wellness mindset established at the top level in a company which filters down to
have a positive impact on all levels of employees. This gives each employee the
sense that he or she is a valued asset of the company.
2.)
Educating employees: It is extremely important to educate
employees about wellness and fitness, especially to reach the non-wellness
segment of the workforce. The sedentary population will be the most challenging
to engage, so it is important to have the necessary educational materials
available. The non-wellness segment of the workforce must be educated to understand
the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle and how to make the changes
necessary to accomplish this goal.
3.)
Offering incentives for participation: Incentives are a
fundamental element necessary to engage employees in a wellness program. These
can be tailored to the workforce in consideration and can range from cash,
prizes or free lunches; to half-day Fridays or dress down days. Being
incentivized for performance tends to keep participation consistent.
Although there are other considerations, these three elements are an integral part of a successful program. A happy, healthy workforce is of vital importance for your company.For additional information, contact us as info@factsfitness.com.
Written by Deborah MacArthur, ISSA, AAAI/ISMA, Director of Marketing, FACTS Fitness
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