Wellness at Work: Why Health is Every Company’s Business
In today’s fast-paced work environments, employee health is more than a wellness perk—it’s a business imperative. This workshop explores the critical role of occupational health in shaping employee well-being and organisational success.
From sedentary lifestyles and chronic stress to poor ergonomics and mental health challenges, modern workplaces can be breeding grounds for noncommunicable diseases and burnout. In this session, we’ll examine how these risks can be mitigated and why investing in workplace health leads to stronger, more sustainable business outcomes.
Date: Wednesday, 18 June 2025
Time: 10.00 AM – 11.30 AM
Venue: MGCC Office
Key Highlights
- Understanding occupational health: physical, mental, and emotional well-being at work.
- How poor work environments contribute to:
- Noncommunicable diseases (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, musculoskeletal disorders)
- Workplace injuries (acute and cumulative)
- Mental health issues (burnout, anxiety, depression)
- Common workplace risks:
- Sedentary behaviour
- High stress levels
- Poor ergonomics
- Lack of early health intervention or support
Key Takeaways
- Investing in occupational health results in:
- Lower absenteeism and medical leave
- Reduced healthcare and insurance costs
- Increased productivity and performance
- Higher morale, engagement, and retention
- Promoting workplace health is not just about compliance—it’s a strategic move for long-term business sustainability.
Who Should Attend
This session is ideal for:
- HR professionals and wellness coordinators
- Business leaders and operations managers
- Health & safety officers
- Anyone involved in employee engagement, productivity, or workplace design
Speakers
Rachel Tan (Ee Lyn)
Sports Therapist & Team Lead, Terramed Physio Centre
Rachel is a certified HRDF Workplace Health Program Trainer with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Deakin University, Australia. She has extensive experience working with national athletes at the Malaysian Sports Institute (ISN), particularly in artistic and rhythmic gymnastics. Her clinical focus includes kinesiology, exercise physiology, and return-to-sport rehabilitation. Rachel brings a performance-driven approach to workplace health, blending elite sports conditioning with practical strategies for employee well-being.
Gerald Fernandez
Co-Founder and CEO
TAPRO
Gerald Fernandez, CEO of TAPRO, brings over 20 years of experience in driving growth and strategic partnerships across Southeast Asia. He blends deep market insight with a passion for impactful training solutions, helping TAPRO build a strong regional presence and stay ahead of industry trends.
Known for his strategic approach to stakeholder engagement and talent development, Gerald has forged key partnerships and empowered teams to deliver sustainable growth. He believes in purposeful education as a catalyst for change and is dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders.
