Hearing loss - the biggest problem you’ve never heard of
Hearing loss isn’t just for older people.
In fact, it affects 1 in 6 adults of working age in the UK.
This can impact not only the health and well-being of your team, but also your business too.
Expert insight
How to tackle the growing problem of hearing loss in the workplace
Not all noisy workplaces look the same. With the rise of headphone usage, many traditionally “quiet” workplaces are now potentially putting the hearing of their people at risk.
This report, created by some of the leading HR and hearing experts in the UK, outlines the problem and why something needs to be done about it.
Protect your business and your people
As a business, the impact of hearing loss can cause issues with productivity, absenteeism, presenteeism and more. In addition to that you have an obligation as an employer to show a duty of care towards your employees.
Attract and retain the right people
Creating a more inclusive workplace where the health and well-being of your team are paramount is not only a commercially viable thing to do, but it can help you to stand out in the employment marketplace.
Boost employee well-being
Hearing loss is a major mental health challenge in the workplace. When employees suffer hearing loss it has lots of knock-on effects which include difficulty engaging in meetings, their ability to focus waning, and the hearing loss becomes an acute source of work-related stress.
Meet Andy
Co-founder and Chief Product Officer
eargym can help protect you and your people from the impacts of hearing loss.
Hearing health is something that’s not traditionally considered in the workplace as it’s perceived to be an older person problem, but the research tells us that 1 in 6 people of working age are affected by hearing loss.
With links to dementia, mental health and performance at work, the impact of hearing loss is greater than many realise, and according to the World Health Organisation it’s only set to get worse.
Don't think you're affected by hearing loss? Think again.
Free webinar
Join co-founder, Andy Shanks, and audiologist, Madison Tutton, for an introduction to hearing health - why it matters and what you can do about it.
Pick a date and we’ll see you there.
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Nigel Moore, CFO of SPF, London Financial Provider
“We were one of the first companies to pilot eargym and it went down really well with the team. I actually invested as I think there’s real potential to have a positive impact on people’s long-term well-being as well as benefits in the workplace”.