Companies of all sizes stand to benefit from workplace wellness programs, and many have already successfully implemented the promotion of fitness. If getting a program started still feels a bit overwhelming, take some inspiration from the following companies who have benefitted from paying attention to workplace wellness.
HILL & WILKINSON GENERAL CONTRACTORS
The construction company offers on-site classes ranging from yoga to boot camp, along with professional trainers assisting in their fitness center.
HEWLETT-PACKARD
Aside from building 48 fitness centers at its various locations, the computer, printer, and tech manufacturer created a Global Wellness Challenge in which employees participate in a “virtual walk around the world.”
DRAPER, INC.
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