Templates & Guides

The Art of Motivating Employees: Meaningful and Timely Incentives

Motivating employees is essential for driving productivity and engagement within any organization. One powerful method to enhance motivation is through wellness program incentives, designed to encourage healthier behaviors among employees. However, success lies in offering wellness incentives that are both meaningful and timely. The Importance of Wellness Incentives While the benefits of wellness activities are Read more…

Workplace Wellness

Hidden Savings with an Effective Wellness Program

Many companies are investing in wellness programs, but without a strategic approach, these programs often fail to address the hidden expenses that can significantly impact an organization’s overall bottom line and employee well-being. These overlooked costs – ranging from presenteeism to high turnover rates – can quietly drain resources, undermining the benefits that wellness programs Read more…

Technology

Top 10 Fitness Tracker Mistakes to Avoid for Your Company Wellness Program

As organizations increasingly embrace the value of company wellness programs, fitness trackers have emerged as the modern tool of choice for boosting employee health and productivity. Handing out these sleek gadgets is like giving employees a personal assistant for their well-being, nudging them towards healthier habits with every step they take. What are the benefits Read more…

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Are You Guilty of Carewashing?

With workplace burnout on the rise, employees are on the hunt for companies that truly invest in their well-being. They’re not just looking for standard employee benefits but meaningful ones, alongside a positive work environment and a real commitment to work-life balance. Unfortunately, many companies are struggling to meet these expectations. Whether it’s due to Read more…

Workplace Wellness

Building a Mental Health Incentive Program for Gen Z

“If you can handle Gen Z properly, then you’re good enough to govern a country.” That seems to be the general consensus among older employees who still can’t understand their younger colleagues. As noted in Forbes, some think they’re “just kids” while others “broad-brush them as lazy, disengaged slackers, the “quiet quitters” who only want Read more…