Corporate Sleep Program
Quality sleep benefits both employees and your business.
If you are interested in improving the health and safety of your workplace and increasing productivity, contact us to learn how to get started.
Our Corporate Sleep Program Addresses
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Why sleep is important
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Risks of sleep deprivation
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Common underlying sleep disorders and testing information
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Strategies to achieve better-quality sleep
Be a leader in the Sleep Movement
Providing sleep education and resources to your workforce boosts your commitment to the health and safety of your employees.
Research has shown that healthy employees demonstrate greater focus, have fewer sick days, and are less prone to accidents. Within the Canadian workplace, up to 23,000 worker injuries could be prevented on an annual basis with the placement of effective interventions.
Are you interested in improving the health and safety of your employees while increasing their productivity?
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