L. L. Bean encourages healthy living among its employees through its outdoor club, stretch breaks and pilot programs

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Using diverse in-house programming to engage employees, L.L. Bean encourages healthy living through its employee outdoor club, stretch-break programs and pilot programs that include paying employees to exercise on company time. Over time, the company has achieved a 4.4 to 1 medical cost return on investment, showing significant health and productivity gains while lowering claim costs.

However, its robust programming and impressive results didn’t happen overnight. L.L. Bean had a history of a commitment to wellness long before it became a benefits buzzword.

Kathleen Koster
Freelance Writer

Koster is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer and former Employee Benefit News online managing editor.


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