Wellness Goals Sample Clauses

Wellness Goals. The District wellness goals will include, but are not limited to:
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Wellness Goals. The District wellness goals will include, but are not limited to:  Maintain or improve the health of employees to meet the demands of students;  Reduce the cost of health care benefits through early detection and wellness strategies;  Demonstrate that the district is a quality employer that cares about the health and welfare of its employees;  Increase the information and understanding of employees about their own health risks and habits in order to make good lifestyle decisions;  Partner with health, dental, and mental health providers to support the district wellness efforts;  Provide promotional events and strategies to encourage, incent, and reward employee wellness awareness and participation;  District regular newsletter on wellness issues and activities to all union groups;  Encourage, develop, and support individual worksite wellness activities;  Develop and deliver health-related presentations and promotions at sites;  Continue to identify, train, and support key communicators at worksites;  Increase timely access to screening and prevention for employees at work sites.
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Wellness Goals. The District wellness goals will include, but are not limited to: • Maintain or improve the health of employees to meet the demands of students;; • Reduce the cost of health care benefits through early detection and wellness strategies;; • Demonstrate that the district is a quality employer that cares about the health and welfare of its employees;; • Increase the information and understanding of employees about their own health risks and habits in order to make good lifestyle decisions;; • Partner with health, dental, and mental health providers to support the district wellness efforts;; • Provide promotional events and strategies to encourage, incent, and reward employee wellness awareness and participation;; • District regular newsletter on wellness issues and activities to all union groups;; • Encourage, develop, and support individual worksite wellness activities;; • Develop and deliver health-­related presentations and promotions at sites;; • Continue to identify, train, and support key communicators at worksites;; • Increase timely access to screening and prevention for employees at work sites.
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