Research from industry body Group Risk Development (GRiD), has found that only a minority of businesses (17%) do not offer their staff support to prevent ill-health.
According to research of 503 HR decision-makers, less than two in ten employers do not take steps to reduce the incidence of serious illnesses, including cancer. However, many employers who do offer support to prevent ill-health could also do more, GRiD noted. Only 16% of businesses surveyed offer their staff health discounts, including for the gym, cycling and fitness, and 15% offer initiatives to help team members to manage stress and mental health. Meanwhile, 14% of employers offer lifestyle support, such as advice on nutrition, sleep, health and fitness, and 13% offer apps that...
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