Making the
Global Workforce
Healthy and Productive
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
The Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces supports the advancement of workplace health and well-being.
Formed in 2014 out of a successful partnership between i-genius and International Health Consulting, the Global Centre runs the Global Healthy Workplace Awards and Certification – with Summits in London (2013), Shanghai (2014), Florianopolis, Brazil (2015), Washington, DC (2016), Singapore (2017), Bergamo, Italy (2018), Melbourne in 2019 and the first virtual Summit in 2020.
International Association for Worksite Health Promotion
To advance the global community of worksite health promotion practitioners through high-quality information, services, educational activities, personal and professional development and networking opportunities.
news
View our video recording and presentation slides from Novo Nordisk and Reliance Industries for our webinar - #MentalWellbeing Across the Globe: How do #employers in #Europe, #MiddleEast and #Asia address this challenge? https://www.globalhealthyworkplace.org/webinars/
@novonordisk @flameoftruth #SDGs
I look forward to speaking at this important global health & safety event #WorldCongressCA
A program announcement for the first ever online #WorldCongressCA has just been released. Head to our website to find out what you can expect from the #WorldCongressCA. https://www.safety2021canada.com
Reminder: Global Mental Wellbeing Webinar this Tuesday at 3pm CET / 9am EDT
https://globalhealthyworkplace.org/2021/05/26/mental-wellbeing-across-the-globe-how-do-employers-in-europe-middle-east-and-asia-address-this-challenge/
#Wellbeing #Employers #WorkplaceHealth #MentalHealth #Asia #MiddleEast @Optum
Awards deadline extended! Applications now close Monday 12 July 2021! Apply now and benchmark your #WorkplaceHealth program to the global standard! https://www.globalhealthyworkplace.org/awards/application/
#OccupationalHealth #HealthyWorkplace #GHWAwards #GoodHealthGoodBusiness #SafetyandHealth #HealthSafety
resources & events
“Global Perspectives in Workplace Health Promotion” highlights how 21 key countries are addressing the chronic disease challenge by focusing on the following areas regarding workplace health promotion.
Global Selection of Good Practices published by the Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces
