| Secondary outcomes | Possible examples of measurements |
| Sickness absence (by cause if available) | Employer records Self‐reporting |
| Health service usage | Self‐reporting, e.g. GP visits, hospital stays |
| Lifestyle/behavioural changes | Self‐reporting, e.g. increased time spent at the gym or doing exercise/sport; changes in smoking behaviours, alcohol/drug consumption, changes in diet (e.g. consumption of fast food) |
| Quality of life | EORTC (European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer) Quality of Life Questionnaire Functional Limitations Profile (FLP) Short Form (SF‐36) EuroQol (EQ‐5D) |
| Work‐life balance | Social/domestic disruption/interference Family‐to‐work conflict Time spent with friends/family Time spent on domestic chores/hobbies |
| Social wellbeing | Health and wellbeing of children and family members Health and wellbeing of co‐workers |
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