Great Britain: guidance promoting physical activity in the workplace

How to encourage employees to increase their physical activity ? Such is the topic of the guidance proposed by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. This guidance for employers includes a program to stop the progression of the important rate of occupational diseases which could be avoided with increased physical activity. (Ref. 080028)
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On the Department of Health’s demand, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, in charge of defining national orientations to prevent diseases, has just sent for consultation a document entitled Workplace health promotion: how to encourage employees to be physically active. It is aimed at employers and people directly or indirectly involved in enhancing health in the workplace as well as at union representatives and employees themselves. The final guidance will be published in

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