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Hey, are you curious about how occupational health management (BGM) not only promotes the health of your employees, but also offers tax benefits for your company? In this article, you'll learn why BGM is more important today than ever and how you can implement it effectively.
BGM is not a buzzword, but a systematic process to establish health-promoting structures in companies. It aims to maintain the working capacity and health of employees, to optimize working conditions and to adapt organizational structures in a health-oriented manner. Health is viewed holistically here — physically, emotionally and socially.
Through targeted measures, absenteeism can be reduced, job satisfaction increased, the employer image improved and accidents at work can be minimized. The long-term orientation of BGM prevents problems before they occur - before we even Google for symptoms.
Introduction requires analysis, planning, implementation, evaluation and optimization. Take a look at the individual needs of your workforce and implement targeted measures. The BGM should be dynamically adapted to changing needs.
The Federal Ministry of Health provides a good Exemplary implementation available, which also includes possible measures on the employer and employee side.
Investments in BGM are not only healthy but also financially attractive. Companies can claim costs for tax purposes and employees benefit from tax-free benefits in kind. In many countries, there are legal regulations that create tax incentives for workplace health promotion.
Healthy employees mean a healthy company. A successful BGM promotes the health and well-being of the workforce, increases productivity and ensures competitiveness. As a responsible person, BGM offers the opportunity to make your company more sustainable.
Are you ready to strengthen the health of your employees and the future of your company? Discover how mentALIZE, our innovative web app, supports BGM and offers individual insights into the well-being of your workforce - and book one free demo. Make your company fit for the future!
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