Employers often give the gift of on site massage to

show appreciation during or at the launch of a

demanding project, at the end of a quater or at

holiday times. It is also set up at companies

where the employer pays for the service

themselves. The frequency of on-site visits

depends on the demand, anywhere from

every week, once a month to once or twice a year.

Performed in the workplace your employees will

be seated upright on a special massage chair or

lying on massage table if preferred and will

remain fully clothed. No oils are used so there

is no need for concern about stains on clothing.

Studies at the Touch Research Institute in Florida show that the benefits of seated massage have quick results. Immediately after massage sessions, the subjects experienced a change in brain waves in the direcion of heightened alertness and better performance. 
At the end of five-week study period, subjects reported reduced job stress and elevated moods. This was in addition to the usual benefits of massage, relief of muscular tension, revitalized energy and a stronger immune system.

The study's findings were significant  in that the International Labour Organizaiton stated in its 1993 World Labour Report that job stress costs

the U.S. economy $200 billion annually through diminished productivity, compensation claims, absenteeism, health insurance and direct medical

expenses.