Aviva insurance issues warning over alcohol use

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Aviva insurance issues warning over alcohol use

The use of alcohol to help build team spirit and let employees relax is potentially misguided, according to a healthcare professional at Aviva insurance.

Dr Doug Wright, principal chief consultant at the company, made his remarks after the latest Aviva Health of the Workplace report was published, showing that 51 per cent of staff social events involve spending time at the pub.

He explained that not all employees look forward to the prospect of going to such places and it can cause long-term issues.

While it can be a good short-term strategy to help people relax, other ways of improving team spirit must be developed to ensure no one is left out, explained Dr Wright.

"While around half of bosses say they enjoy getting to know their team in an informal setting, heading to the pub might not be the best way to do this," he added.

Aviva insurance recently revealed that healthcare conditions appear to have worsened over the past five years, with 57 per cent of GPs questioned saying they have less time to see patients.

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