Organizational Culture

Organizational culture refers to the general culture within a company or organization, and is often also referred to as corporate culture. It can include both formal organizational policies and processess such as hours of work, employee benefits and job descriptions, as well as informal structures such as leadership style, patterns of communication, social support and employee autonomy and control. These factors can impact employee health outcomes.

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Influencing the Organizational Environment to Create Healthy Workplaces Info-pack (The Health Communications Unit)
Managing a Healthy Workplace Self Assessment Checklist (Nova Scotia Public Service Commission)
Moving Beyond Policy and Programs to Bring About Policy Change (Ministry of Labour)
Organizational Health Audit (Tri Fit)
Organizational Level: How your Organization can help everyone to be active (Alberta Centre for Active Living)
Reducing Work-Life Conflict: What Works, What Doesn't? (Health Canada)
Rotational Shiftwork (Canadian Centre for Occupational Health)