A text to fix a $20bn alcohol issue?

Alcohol use cost the Canadian economy $19.7billion in 2020, according to the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. Lost productivity across all substances totalled $22.4billion that year, about $589 per Canadian. New economic research on “nudges” vs stronger interventions gives Canadian EAP and wellbeing budget owners a sharper way to tackle alcohol-related absenteeism, Human Resources Director shared.