The Amazon Workingwell program offers worker meditation and health zones

Amazon, the company repeatedly reported that some employees have used urine in a bottle, is against negative publicity with the announcement of a new health program called Workingwell. The program aims to reduce workplace injuries and help employees engage in self-care through things like meditation meditation kiosks and ‘health zones.’

The Workingwell program was announced on Monday, with Amazon stating that it would introduce opportunities for employees throughout the US; All amenities will have access to there at the end of the year. This program is designed to help employees ‘refill and reenergize,’ according to Amazon.

The main objective behind this program is to reduce the risk of work injury, with the company noting that around 40 percent of injuries related to work experienced by Amazon employees are musculoskeletal, such as dislocal joints or tensions produced from recurring movements. During the Workingwell pilot program, Amazon said this type of injury was reduced by 32 percent.

This program is equipped with a number of activities and options, including building a ‘health zone’ where employees will be able to stretch and let their muscles recover. The program also includes Eatwell, which involves an increase in the number of healthier snack options available for workers in the rest room and signing employees who warn employees who are healthy snacks.

In addition, this program also includes ‘Amazen,’ which is an interactive kiosk where employees can watch short videos that offer things like positive affirmations, guided meditation, and a soothing scene with sound. The workstation will provide hourly clues designed to guide workers through mental and physical activity, such as breathing and stretching exercises.

Of course, the new program comes amid increasing controversy over the practice of Amazon’s warehouse, including what is revealed called ‘increasing injury crisis.’ In the past few days, the company has faced a counter-attack on a mailbox installed on the site where Alabama workers choose whether to make a government.