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Susan Taah, occupational health consultant and founder of Work Factor, joins The Manufacturing Employer to examine how things like chronic illnesses, fatigue, mental health and heat stress are impacting today's industrial workforce. Susan shares why traditional wellness programs often fall short and highlights practical, data-driven strategies for embedding health initiatives within operations. The conversation explores the financial impact of chronic disease, the competitive edge of supporting employee well-being, and the pivotal role of frontline supervisors in influencing workplace culture and retention.
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