THE MOST-LIKED AND MOST COST-EFFECTIVE MOTIVATION BOOSTER AT THE WORK PLACE - AND IT MASSAGES YOUR BOTTOM LINE, TOO!

 

Your company may not be at a point that allows you to offer a competitive full benefits package. But you’d be surprised how far a free chair massage at the office every month (or even every few months) will go with your staff!

 

According to the 2014 Forbes Magazine article “The Job-Stress Epidemic is Making Us Sick,” a growing number of both large and small companies are now offering workplace massage therapy to increase employee wellness. And an article in the Financial Times quotes at least one company reporting a 25% decrease in time-off for work-place injuries and a $200,000 decrease in compensation claims when it implemented a corporate massage program. Offering a massage therapy program in the workplace can be a highly beneficial and cost-effective part of a company’s employee motivation practices that unequivocally yields significant returns. A 2003 survey undertaken by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) found that massage therapy can produce favorable changes on both employee job satisfaction and an employer’s bottom line.

 

The American Institute of Stress reports that job stress and its related ailments are estimated to cost businesses more than $200 billion annually, with $26 billion spent on medical and disability payments and $95 billion in productivity loss annually. The institute also notes that an estimated one million workers are absent every day due to stress. According to research, repetitive musculoskeletal injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, have become the nation’s leading workplace health cost and account for almost a third of all workers’ compensation awards.

 

Massage Therapy is proven to reduce stress, can help avoid injuries from repetitive motions and is used in treating carpal tunnel syndrome.

 

HOW, WHERE AND WHEN IS CORPORATE CHAIR MASSAGE DONE?

 

We come to you. With professional chairs ergonomically designed for massages. It’s a short massage routine (10 to 20 minutes, you decide) done over clothing by licensed massage therapists. No lotion or oils are used. After every employee, the massage chair is cleaned, disinfected, and the face cradle cover is changed. The massage focuses on the upper body areas that often cause problems for people who sit at a desk or use a computer keyboard, or drive for long hours, or do other repetitive work .The massage  treatment for each person takes no longer than a coffee break and won’t interfere with your staff’s work. They come back from their massage break revived, re-energized and motivated to tackle the rest of the day. Set up is easy! All that is needed is a small space like a break room or an office or meeting room.