The Issue | A Solution | The Benefits | What the experts say
The Issue
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$300 billion
is lost every year to U.S business as a consequence of stress related disorders.1
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$34 billion
in productivity was lost from the Australian Economy in 2010 due to stress related illness.2
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75%
of medical conditions related to productivity loss can be considered stress related.3
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6.5 Working Days
are lost per employee each year due to stress.2
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Higher Absenteeism
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A major study found those reporting higher stress to be 24% more likely to be absent from work more often.5
Lower Productivity
Unproductive workers are nearly 4x more costly than absent workers.2
Poor Employee Retention
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Employee Health Issues Linked to Stress
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- Back, Neck & Spinal Problems
- Heart Disease
- Headaches
- Asthma
- Depression
- Eczema and other skin conditions
- High Blood Pressure
- Anxiety
- High Cholesterol
- Diabetes
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A Solution
ADDRESS STRESS – BREAK THE CYCLE OF MODERN DAY STRESS.
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Identify the problem
- Over half of all employees surveyed admit to being overwhelmed by stress.
- This is a significant productivity and wellness issue.
Create Awareness
- Help employees and managers become aware of the issue and its consequences.
- Demystify the problem and reduce its stigma.
Educate and empower
- Educate your workforce as to the nature of the problem.
- Deliver the resources to empower change.
- An educational call to action for your staff
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Innovative | Effective | Low Cost | Self-supporting
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The Benefits
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Benefits to Employees
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- Awareness of the benefits of Addressing Stress and the dangers of ignoring it.
- Improved workplace experience.
- Learning a life skill with benefits that flow beyond the workplace.
- Avoiding the perceived stigma of having to reach out for help.
- Restoring calm, clarity and balance into daily decision making processes.
- The potential for better health and an enhanced sense of wellbeing.
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Benefits to Employers
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- A healthier, happier and more productive human capital base.
- Strong internal marketing and corporate communication message (branding opportunities).
- Stand out as an employer of choice by creating a caring workplace environment.
- Encourage better work-life balance in a more powerful and meaningful context.
- Improved employee retention.
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What the experts say.
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The University of South Australia analysed a broad range of stress management interventions and concluded: 6
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- Stress management initiatives were effective in reducing employee stress symptoms, improving coping responses and improving workplace performance.
- A combination of organisation level and individual focused strategies worked best.
- De-medicalised approaches were most effective.
- Providing employees with the skills and strategies to deal with stress was key to the success of these initiatives.
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