- Working at Bayer
Be well. Be Bayer.
At Bayer, we're working toward a world where more people have access to health and nutrition support. Our teams focus on developing solutions that support wellbeing. We believe that happy and healthy employees bring their best selves to work. That’s why we aim to foster an environment where everyone can thrive. Our comprehensive benefits support employees at every stage of their lives and meet the diverse needs of our global workforce. Our health programs ensure access to world-class health care and focus on all aspects of wellbeing: physical, mental, financial and social.
BeWell@Bayer
BeWell@Bayer is our commitment to support you on your journey to a healthy, fulfilling life — respecting your unique choices and diverse priorities across regions. We go beyond legal and safety requirements fostering health-conscious behaviors and embed leadership principles supporting a holistic approach to your wellbeing.
"Health and safety of all employees is an integral part of our mission, 'Health for all, Hunger for none,' and reflects our broader approach to responsible business practices."
Healthy Nutrition at Work and at Home
At Bayer, nutrition, nutritional education and healthy food are key components of our health strategy for employees. Our comprehensive offer includes a balanced, healthy diet, numerous courses on nutrition and healthy eating. We want to make it easy for you to stick to your good resolutions and to ensure that the menu in your staff restaurant offers what you’d like to eat.
Examples:
- Kantina Vital: The Bayer Campus in Germany focuses on sustainability and reducing food waste. "Kantina vital" provides balanced meals based on German Nutrition Society guidelines.
- BeWell options: Our cafes in the USA feature wellness programs with menu items that meet nutritional guidelines, daily BeWell options, and resources like the MyFitnessPal app for tracking nutrition.
"Looking after your physical and mental wellbeing is of utmost importance. Take accountability for your own health."