Stress Checks to Become Mandatory in 2028, Expected to Reshape Corporate Health Services Market
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A market research report on workplace health management in Japan has been released. According to the report, the market for corporate health services is expected to be reorganized due to the mandatory stress checks scheduled for 2028 and reforms related to workplace safety.
Stress checks are examinations that assess the stress levels of employees and are a system designed to protect the mental health of workers. With the review and mandatory implementation of this system moving forward, companies are expected to need to reconsider how they manage the health of their employees.
At the same time, reforms related to workplace safety are also progressing. As a result, demand for services that support health checkups and improvements in the working environment may increase. There may also be a growing trend of companies using external specialized services.
However, the information currently available does not provide detailed figures, such as the specific size of the market or its future growth rate. Attention is focused on the specific content of the government's system and on how companies will respond.
Sources: Excite エキサイト
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