Relaxation ‘Taster’ Sessions

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Sites must take appropriate steps to ensure the health and wellbeing of the workforce. Wellbeing initiatives foster positive mental health and make for a more productive workforce.

See the examples below detailing the initiative developed by one site:

  • Site management thought about what they as individuals do to relax and de-stress when they are at home.
  • Each member of staff then developed a short taster session to offer members of the workforce an introduction into their hobby.
  • Activities included boxing, playing guitar, pilates and bread making.
  • The initiative was promoted through flyers and proved a great success.

The added personal touch of this initiative enhanced socialisation on site while also advising operatives on activities which could help them to de-stress after work.

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Monitor report. Kier Construction. Cornwall. April 2017.

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Published 19 May 2017
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Categories
Recreation, Rest, Stress, Worker fatigue,

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Level of Best Practice
Innovative,

Impact on resources
Negligible,

Site Setting
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