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Smoking remains a leading cause of preventable illness and death in Australia, with wide-reaching effects not just on individual health but on businesses through increased absenteeism, reduced productivity, and higher health-related costs. But the good news is—supporting someone to quit can make a lasting difference, and sometimes it starts with a simple reminder.
Why Workplace Awareness Matters
Breaking an addiction is rarely a solo journey. Visible, consistent support from the workplace can be a powerful motivator. Whether someone is thinking about quitting, in the middle of the process, or trying again after a setback, a positive and supportive environment makes all the difference.
Posters and signage placed in communal areas—like break rooms, staff bathrooms, or noticeboards—can help keep the conversation going. They show your team that you care about their health and that you’re backing them in making positive choices.
Download the Poster
As part of Employ Health’s Workplace Health and Wellness Calendar, we’ve created a free Quit Smoking poster for you to display in your workplace this May.
- Simple, eye-catching messaging
- Printable at A4 or A3 size
- Encourages staff to take the next step toward quitting
- Aligns with national health goals and best practice
Put it up in your workplace and start the conversation. One poster could be the reminder someone needs to make a life-changing decision.
Need support to take it further? Employ Health offers tailored programs to help your workers quit smoking and make healthier choices for life.
Get in Touch with Employ Health
Interested in learning more about how you can enhance workplace health and safety? Contact Employ Health today! Our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive workplace health solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether you’re looking to implement regular health screenings, health and wellness programs, or complete health and wellness programs, we’re here to help.
Starting the workday with a dynamic warm-up is an investment in your team’s health and productivity. The few minutes spent stretching can save countless hours lost to injury and rehabilitation. Download our smoking awareness posters now and take the first step towards a healthier, more productive workplace!
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