workplace wellness
Corporate health programs
Workplace wellness refers to programs and policies designed to support employee health and well-being.
These typically include initiatives around physical fitness, mental health, stress management, and work-life balance: The company's workplace wellness program offers gym memberships and counseling services.
The term has expanded from basic health screenings to encompass broader quality-of-life concerns, though critics note such programs sometimes shift responsibility for systemic problems onto individual workers.
- fitness programsScheduled physical activity plans
- mindfulness trainingTeaching deliberate awareness skills
- nutrition educationTeaching about healthy eating
- ergonomic furnitureItems designed for bodily comfort
- counseling servicesProfessional emotional support sessions
team-building activities · sabbaticals · burnout prevention · peer support groups · open door policy · meditation spaces · quiet hours · yoga · health screenings · work-life balance · mentorship opportunities · ergonomics · gym memberships · step challenges · balance · lunch break · healthy snacks · leadership training
- workplace psychologyorganizational culture, employee motivation, job stress, office politics, micromanagement
- occupational healthoccupational health, OSHA compliance, safety training, ergonomics, hearing tests
- mental health policymental health courts, involuntary commitment, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, deinstitutionalization
- healthcaredoctors, nurses, hospitals, hospital, clinic
- mental wellnessmental health support, self-care, coping skills, therapy, mental resilience
- public healthdisease prevention, immunization, disease control, health education, epidemiology
workplace wellnessoccupational hazards
Dangers inherent to jobs
workplace injury · occupational disease · industrial accidents · workplace stress · work-related illness
workplace wellnessburnout culture
worker exploitation · hustle culture · overwork · workaholism · presenteeism