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Motorola: Employee Health Promotion Case Study

Posted by Health Promotion | Posted in Employee Health Promotion | Posted on 14-08-2009

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What began more than a decade ago as a pilot program in two locations, has now developed into a global plan for Motorola. The business’s Employee Health Promotion is run by the Global Rewards group consisting of more than 50 employees and funded by an annual grant. Programs are consistently assessed on their ability to deliver a positive return on investment and benefit the collective Motorola community. central, the program reaches more than 30,000 employees, family members and retirees. Employee Health Promotion Features:

  • The business provides no cost membership for active employees to Wellness Centers located at 8 U.S. sites (retirees pay a small fee).
  • Workers at locations without a Wellness Center receive $240 to help cover the expense of a membership at a qualifying exercise facility.
  • In 2003, the business provided flu immunizations to more than 11,000 employees, dependents and retirees at 70 on-Site locations.
  • Motorola holds hundreds of health education classes each year for employees.

Employee Health Promotion Results:

  • Among employees who regularly used on-Site Motorola Wellness Centers or an alternate exercise facility the business saved $3.93 for every $1 it invested, according to data from 2000.
  • Participating employees cost $6.5 million dollars less in lifestyle-related healthcare expenses than non-participants.
  • Employee Health Promotion participants experienced annual Healthcare cost increases of 2.5%, compared to 18% increases for non-participants.
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