health-wellness

You don’t need sit/stand desks to have an ‘Active Office.’

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 26 August, 2016

Stand up desks are all the rage at present, and for some very valid reasons. The health effects of sedentary work are now well documented, and it is reasonable to expect that all new offices in ten years time will be equipped with adjustable work[…]

'Loading' – it’s not just for computer programs.

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 26 August, 2016

Why would the body keep the muscle mass of Arnold Schwarzenegger (in his heyday) when the most physical demand of the day is walking to and from the car? It wouldn’t - think of all that wasted energy!

Can grip strength be used to predict mortality?

Russell Dalton 20 August, 2016

Can grip strength be used to predict mortality?

Self Defence for Scientists

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 21 July, 2016

Employ Health recently completed implementing the ‘Self Defence for Scientists’  proactive health program that was delivered to the researcher team at the Children’s Cancer Institute at UNSW in Sydney.

Workplace Health Promotion - Key Factors for Success

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 4 July, 2016

The workplace has been identified as a setting that can reach a large number of people simultaneously, and positively impact on the risk and health profile of individuals. The following criteria have been identified by researchers and organisations[…]

Game Changers: The 'Active Office'

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 28 April, 2016

One of Employ Health’s values is to be ‘Game Changers’, and in regards to sitting at work the game is definitely changing.

Reduce musculoskeletal claims through onsite physio

Ryan Tiernan Ryan Tiernan 5 January, 2016

Would your business like to reduce musculoskeletal claims and injuries?  A&L Windows and Doors did it in just 18 months.  Here's how: