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When employees of Huntington Ingalls Industries subsidiary AMSEC LLC say they’ve lost a ton of weight, they’re not kidding.
Since May 2009, 68 of the Navy and commercial maritime industry supplier’s roughly 2,000 employees have participated in a Weight Watchers At Work program – losing a combined 2,000 pounds. WW@Work also was rolled out to the company’s Hampton, Va., location before it began measuring results.
Bruce Shutan is an Employee Benefit News contributing writer based in Portland, Oregon.
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