To align with the Health Promotion Administration’s initiatives and enhance blood pressure awareness among the public, the Land Bank has become the first state-owned bank to install blood pressure stations in all 148 of its branches across Taiwan. This initiative provides timely and convenient blood pressure monitoring services, demonstrating the sustainable impact of the financial sector by expanding healthcare to banking locations and fostering healthier lives for our customers, employees, local communities, and suppliers.
According to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, chronic diseases such as hypertension, hyperglycemia, and hyperlipidemia – the “three highs” – account for approximately 30% of the top ten causes of death in Taiwan. To make a difference, Land Bank aligned with the “722 Blood Pressure Monitoring Station” initiative of the Health Promotion Administration. Across all branches in Taiwan, Land Bank has set up a nationwide network of blood pressure monitoring stations, ensuring the accuracy of equipment, the quality of facilities, and the clarity of usage instructions. By integrating health management into people’s daily lives, the Bank demonstrates its steadfast commitment to community engagement
Land Bank’s top priority is the welfare of our employees. We regularly provide education and training on occupational health and safety and implement initiatives such as “Prevention of Abnormal Workloads,” “Prevention of Human Factors Hazards,” and “Maternal Health Protection,” to safeguard our employees’ physical and mental health. We also conduct workplace environmental checks for carbon dioxide, achieving 100% compliance with standards. This year (2025), 89 branches received certification under the Health Promotion Administration’s “Workplace Health Promotion Self-Assessment Program.” Our Headquarters also fully implemented ISO 45001 – Occupational Health and Safety Management System from the British Standards Institution (BSI). Meanwhile, in response to the “Net-Zero Green Living” campaign initiated by the Ministry of Environment, focusing on environmental issues, we provide environmentally friendly, low carbon meals and dining experiences. This aims to minimize environmental impact while addressing climate change, food safety, and circular economy concerns. Furthermore, Land Bank’s employee canteen has been certified as a green canteen by the Ministry of Environment’s “Green Living Platform,” reducing environmental burdens. This coincides with our commitment to safeguarding employee health.
In the future, as we pursue steady operations, we will also strive to practice sustainability. By setting an exemplary standard for a high-quality workplace through concrete actions, we fulfill our commitment to shared prosperity with the workforce and the community, creating a win-win situation for both the enterprise and its employees.
Contact Person: Chiu Hsiao-Feng
Tel: 02-2348-3125
