Wellness Trivia Quiz
Do you know what the costs of poor health and wellness are to the workplace?
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References (refer Handbook)
Q1/2: Medibank Private (2005); Q3: Andrews G et al (2009) and Hilton, M. (2004); Q4: Casimiri, E. et al (2014); Q5/6/7: Chapman, L. (2007); Q8/9: Right Management (2009); Q10: Medibank Private (2011)
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Q1. Global research suggests healthy organisations deliver how many fewer safety incidents:
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Q2. The percentage of Australian workers with a mental health condition, that believe the workplace has directly caused or made it worse:
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Q3. On average, psychological injuries and illness result in an average median time lost from work of:
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Q4. Workers with two or more chronic conditions are how many times more likely to have longer injury-related absences?
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Q5. Employee financial stress leads on average to how many hours lost productivity per week?
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Q6. When workers strongly agree their employer cares for their wellbeing, they are how many times more likely to be engaged at work:
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Q7. When workers strongly agree their employer cares for their wellbeing, they are how many times more likely to advocate for their company as a great place to work?
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Q8. The percentage of Australian workers who rate better wellbeing at work as important as pay:
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