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FOR HEALTHY, RESILIENT

WORKPLACES

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ENDING WORKPLACE TB

WHO WE ARE

Ending Workplace TB (EWTB) is a coalition of multinationals, united by a shared commitment to the health and wellbeing of the people who work for them, and who work in their supply chains. Our members work collectively and individually to tackle TB and associated illnesses in their workplaces and communities. 

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JOIN US

Ending Workplace TB (EWTB) is a unique collaboration of private sector leaders and international technical agencies dedicated to improving the health of their workforces. To find out more or to join us, use the form below.

SIX REASONS TO TACKLE RESPIRATORY PATHOGENS IN THE WORKPLACE

PROTECT AGAINST RISK

Research suggests that even one case of TB could result in up to 50% of your workforce being infected, other diseases can be even more infectious.

ACHIEVABLE STEPS

Relatively simple, low-cost interventions have been found to reduce the spread of respiratory diseases in the workplace by 99%.

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MAXIMISE PRODUCTIVITY

People who are ill often lose a high number of days of work before they are diagnosed and sick people can be as much as 20% less productive.

BUILD RESILIENCE

Although each pathogen is different, many of the measures to prevent spread of respiratory pathogens in the workplace overlap.  Tackling one disease can help address others.

BRAND STRENGTHENING

Workplaces with strong health benefits are attractive to employees, and healthy supply chains matter to customers and investors.

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RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Research suggests that comprehensive workplace health systems yield a net positive return on investment for companies.

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FOR A HEALTHY WORKFORCE

Ending Workplace TB isn't just about individual companies improving workplace health. It's also a movement for change. The private sector can't operate without a healthy workforce and that means action from across the public, private and not-for profit sectors.
 
To find out how you can support our campaigns for a healthier workforce, contact us at partners@ewtb.org 
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