Union Bank of Nigeria held its first-ever Stay Recharged Health Walk to demonstrate its dedication to sustainable workplace development and employee well-being. The Union Bank headquarters in Marina, Stallion Plaza, was the starting point of the walk. After a thrilling 7.5-kilometer journey through the lively streets of Lagos, it came to an end at the Bank’s Sports Complex, The Stable, on Bode Thomas Street, Surulere. It was a celebration of physical fitness, mental health, and the strength of community spirit, thanks to the tremendous participation and excitement of staff members from many departments and locationsA key component of Union Bank’s employee value offer is employee wellness, which is carefully designed to promote a culture where productivity, happiness, and health thrive. This is the inspiration behind the featured event, Stay Recharged. The project directly addresses the pressing demand for wellness initiatives that foster employees’ physical and mental well-being in the workplace. It displays the Bank’s understanding that long-term engagement, productivity, and organizational performance are all dependent on employee well-beingSDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being and SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth are two of the Sustainable Development Goals that the Stay Recharged Health Walk supports. This program demonstrates Union Bank’s dedication to creating an environment at work that values workers’ well-being, encourages ethical and effective work, and supports the long-term viability of the companyUnion Bank enhances its internal community and solidifies its standing as a top employer by funding these wellness initiatives. Chief Talent Officer Omayuli Wale-Ajayi emphasized the importance of this historic occasion: “Well-being is ingrained in our operations at Union Bank; it is not an afterthought. Our dedication to creating a culture where our people are inspired, encouraged, and thriving is demonstrated by our first Stay Recharged Health Walk. We create stronger institutions and teams when we look after ourselves.
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