)
Sydney-based organisation SeventeenHundred provides work-life, diversity and inclusion solutions for some of our biggest companies and their employees.
It draws on a database of more than 160,000 professionals to help companies maintain better relationships with employees.
The work-life balance specialise says nearly a third of survey respondents 32 per cent were most interested in hunting its information portal for quick and healthy meal recipes.
Fiona Hitchiner, director of SeventeenHundred, says this no doubt has parallels with time poverty, something we should all be watching out for this World Health Day.
"The top five work-life challenges employees face are: time management, exercise, work, cooking/diet and sleep," says Hitchiner.
"Based on the survey responses, it would seem that many Australian employers are not aware of the strain that employees face in meeting their nutrition and health goals.
"These outcomes from the SeventeenHundred Work & Life Hub present the real desire, yet simple demand for employers to offer the guidance and support in meeting basic lifestyle goals and attaining work-life balance for employees.
"It takes just a few small steps daily to help maintain a healthy way of life."
Get our daily business news
Sign up to our free email news updates.
Help us deliver quality journalism to you.
As a free and independent news site providing daily updates
during a period of unprecedented challenges for businesses everywhere
we call on your support
)
)
)
)
)
