Incorporating exercise and nutrition into daily life is essential for our health and wellbeing.
Research reveals that people who are physically active have lower rates of unplanned illness-related absenteeism. Likewise, healthy eating can help employees maintain their energy levels throughout the day, increasing focus and concentration.
Small changes in behaviour can have a big impact on absences, health and productivity. But with many workplaces now split between home and on-site facilities, employees may encounter extra barriers to accessing physical health support.
These free resources are designed to help you encourage healthy habits at work.
Healthy eating in the workplace
A nutritious diet is essential for general good health. Not only can it lower the risk of heart disease, diabetes and some cancers, but it can also help people feel better in their daily lives – both at home and at work.
Move more at work
Adults of working age in England average about 9.5 hours of sedentary time per day. Sitting down for long periods can lead to higher rates of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and death from all causes.
These guides offer tips and advice to help managers and employees stay active in the workplace.
Know your numbers
This downloadable poster will help your people make sense of their health screenings and understand what’s normal for them, so they can keep track of their health and seek support when they need it.
10-minute workplace workouts
We’ve put together a series of 10-minute workplace workouts that you and your team can do without equipment, anytime, anywhere. These videos cover a range of different ways to add some movement into your day, as well as a meditation session for when you need time to relax and refocus.