Businesses are being urged to think about the importance of wellbeing in the workplace.
The Department of Health and Social Care and the Chamber of Commerce are coming together for a conference aimed at senior managers across the Island.
According to research workplaces can have a significant impact on people's health - time taken off for sickness is costing, on average, £554 per employee annually.
The event on October 7th - which is now full - is an attempt to help employers put in place 'wellbeing initiatives' to encourage people to look after their health.
Helen Bridson is the manager of occupational health:
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