Promoting active workplaces for better work health.
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For employers looking to increase productivity and reduce sick days, a workplace wellness program could be the answer.
Across South Australia, the Office for Recreation and Sport has been promoting its “be active for 30 minutes a day” message for several years.
Now, it is taking that message to the state's workplaces.
During October, Gavin Fairbrother from the Office for Recreation and Sport held a number of workshops across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia on the benefits of promoting workplace wellness programs, as part of Wo...
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