Employee Wellness Program - need input

[Oakie]

I had a nose through the actual study - it's a bit less black and white than the article suggests - mainly because they are looking at the long term (3 year) effects - but the first years results do look pretty damning.

It said that it failed in it's goals but it does depend on what the goals actually are though. This was an American one with a main goal of reducing corporate health coverage expenses.

Our goal is to give the opportunity for our employees to access helath options they might not otherwise get. Just by it's very existance we succeed.

[R650R]

Your going to be busy Oakie.... "Lets do this shit" has just gone full Clarkistanian....

I bet even the Russians don't record "allegations"... I'm just hoping this article is badly written so the real deal isn't as bad as it sounds.

Most guys already stay at arms length from female colleagues in fear of this stuff already.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/101...-the-workplace

[pritch]

*Encourage to take breaks and go for 10 min walk, or even to near by coffee shop. (we IT people hardly leave their seats, sometimes even during lunch)

This is important. Deep vein thrombosis (aka economy class syndrome) is not retricted to air travel. It's a problem in call centres and anywhere else people sit for extended periods.

I used to think about this while reading KB at my desk during breaks.

[oldrider]

This is important. Deep vein thrombosis (aka economy class syndrome) is not retricted to air travel. It's a problem in call centres and anywhere else people sit for extended periods.

I used to think about this while reading KB at my desk during breaks.

KB is really quite relaxing - kinda like reading comics as a kid.