Primary Education Topic:
Healthcare & Aging
Other Education Topics:
Business & Aging
Health & Wellness
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While research shows that offering free support and activities, such as nutrition classes or walking clubs, can help workers make healthy lifestyle changes, not all workplace health promotion strategies are evidence-backed.
By Lydia Mitts
The baby boom generation is aging, as is America’s workforce. By 2018, one in every four workers in the nation will be at least 55 years old. Developing effective health promotion interventions for these workers will be crucial to maintaining a healthy and productive workforce.
