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Workforce Health and Well-being for All as a Sustainable Business Strategy

Employers are key stakeholders in creating a healthy future of work and must recognize their role in contributing to workforce and population health.

Hospital staff greeting other employees

Recent research has provided new insights into the quantitative association between workforce well-being and business performance outcomes across a broad array of industries. Effective linkages between employee-level data and individual-or workgroup-attributable business outcomes have the potential to provide a basis for strategic business planning, recognizing the workforce as an organizational asset –and identifying workforce health and well-being interventions that can favorably impact business outcomes and employee health.

The Workforce Health and Well-being for All as a Sustainable Business Strategy project aims to develop and implement a data-driven workforce health and well-being decision-making framework that identifies and addresses social determinants of health. With this approach, a culture of health, including Total Worker Health for all employees, can be more meaningfully realized –with the goal of linking workforce health and well-being to business performance measures.

Workforce Health and Well-being for All as a Sustainable Business Strategy project is collaborating with a healthcare system on this study. The healthcare system employs 13,000 individuals. The project will address benefits design, wage structure, and well-being programs that can significantly improve health outcomes for workers – and measurably enhance business performance.

The project team will work with both leadership and workers to develop novel workforce health and well-being interventions using the project’s Workforce Health and Well-Being Decision-Making Framework.

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