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Are you ready to get your workplace up to speed and make it a hub of well-being and productivity? Imagine your employees are not only working hard, but they’re also thriving in a place that genuinely cares about their health, happiness, and overall well-being. Now, compare that to many workplaces today where stress and burnout are all Read more…
Outcomes-based wellness programs do not just outline health targets for employees. They address a much larger problem. According to several studies, well-designed employee wellness programs alleviate the healthcare burden on employers, which is already at a tipping point. According to a recent Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services report, health care costs are expected to Read more…
The term “employee wellness” has taken on increased significance since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Many companies are still dealing with the post-pandemic impact on their bottom line which led to massive employee turnover. We’re also witnessing unprecedented globalization, with a geographically dispersed workforce. Today, 12.7% of full-time employees work from home and 28.2% in a Read more…
Employee wellness programs have become increasingly popular over the past few years and with good reason. With returns on investment of up to 6 to 1, it makes sense why 53% of employers in the United States invested in an employee wellness program in 2023. From gym memberships to smoking cessation programs to retirement planning, Read more…
Running a successful corporate wellness program is no easy feat. In fact, many wellness programs fail when their design and implementation leaves something to be desired. For instance, a wellness program offering the most popular provisions and benefits might fall short of achieving its goals if not budgeted appropriately. Given that over 90% of employees Read more…
