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Credit Union HR Departments Help Put Staffs' Fitness Training in Motion

HOBOKEN, N.J. -- Look no further than credit unions for the latest fitness craze.

By Myriam DiGiovanni | Updated on August 12, 2008

HOBOKEN, N.J. — Look no further than credit unions for the latest fitness craze.

Across the country, credit unions have issued a call for staff fitness via creative wellness programs.

The move makes sense considering a recent Watson Wyatt [email protected] report, entitled “Building an Effective Health and Productivity Framework,” found that companies with the most effective H&P programs have superior financial returns and productivity improvements. In addition, these companies are more likely to have lower program costs and incidence rates for short- and long-term disability and incidental sick pay programs compared with last year.

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