International Journal of Workplace Health Management: Volume 1 Issue 3

The International Universities Walking Project: employee step counts, sitting times and health status

Nicholas Gilson, Jim McKenna, Anna Puig‐Ribera, Wendy Brown, Nicola Burton

Awareness of potential health impact and variations in key risk factors for chronic disease are important considerations in multi‐site, workplace physical activity interventions…

Workplace intervention to promote stair‐use in an NHS setting

H. Blake, S. Lee, T. Stanton, T. Gorely

Increasing physical activity (PA) is an international public health priority. This study aims to assess the impact of an environmental stair‐use intervention using “point of…

Exercising at work and self‐reported work performance

J.C. Coulson, J. McKenna, M. Field

The purpose of this paper is to address the interplay of workplace exercising on self‐reported workplace performance.

Measuring presenteeism in Catalan employees: linguistic adaptation and validation

A. Puig‐Ribera, J. McKenna, N. Gilson

Instruments that measure the effect of health on productivity help to inform intervention programmes aimed at improving employees' presenteeism. The Work Limitations Questionnaire…

A reflective analysis of the development of a regional workplace health strategy in the North West of England

M. Dooris, L. Sedgley, L. Dugdill

This paper sets out to provide an overview of the development processes, key drivers and the impact of a workplace health strategy developed in the North West of England, between…

Guest editorial

Lindsey Dugdill

Note from the publisher

Vicky Williams