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Create Healthy Workplaces
Creating workplace environments more suitable for healthy living is a win-win for employees and employers. A healthy business means more productivity, more energy and a lot less stress. To get started, employers can stock vending machines with healthy options or put up posters promoting healthy living. Employees can make simple changes like taking the stairs over the elevator or trying easy, office exercises.
You can even connect with a TSET Healthy Living Program grantee in your area to become Certified Healthy businesses!
Don’t forget to share your story and show others how your business is putting health first. Click here to share your story. Plus, check out the stories below from other businesses for more inspiration!
JASMINE MORAN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM -INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS AND MORE
The Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum in Seminole, Oklahoma, is a hub for healthy behavior. Not only do they have fun, interactive exhibits for kids (and a 23-acre outdoor play area!), they provide healthy activities and food options for employees, too! Healthier employees result in fewer sick days and, more importantly, a more energetic workforce. Healthy behavior. It’s good for business.
WAYS TO CREATE AN ACTIVE WORKPLACE
Just because you’re at work doesn’t mean your health should take the day off. Follow these tips on how to stay active in the workplace.
HEALTHY POSTERS AND FLYERS
Inspiring employees to make healthy choices at work? These colorful, educational posters and flyers will do the job.
HOW TO PROMOTE NUTRITION AT WORK
Learn unique and effective ways to help your employees make more nutritious choices at work.
WALK OR BIKE TO WORK
Hit your stride before the workday even begins. Learn the benefits of walking or biking to work.
FREE HEALTHY RETAIL SIGNAGE
Encourage shoppers to make healthy choices with free healthy retail signs. Download, print, hang up and encourage shoppers to look for the Healthy Picks logo throughout your store.
OKLAHOMA POLICIES: STAY IN THE KNOW
Browse through various resources, training opportunities, data sources and success stories to stay up to date on the latest efforts to make Oklahoma a healthier place to live, work, learn and play.