Make a minigym. Doze of medicine. Set aside a private or semiprivate place where employees can put their feet up and close their eyes. A daybed, a sofa or an easy chair with an ottoman can make the difference between a full day's work and a poop-out an hour after lunch. Attend to aesthetics.
Environmental conditions are factors in fatigue and illness.
Have incandescent lamps available so workers can supplement overhead fluorescent lighting for a cozier look and better illumination. Lead the way. There are hundreds of ways to incorporate wellness activities into the workday, but when workers choose and arrange their own, they're more likely to stick with them. Invite families to participate when practical. An editor since the age of 6, when she returned a love letter with corrections marked in red, Mary Campbell writes and edits for The University of Arizona College of Business and Public Administration and for dozens of entrepreneurs, publishers and authors.