Health literacy is more important than ever, especially in the workplace. Employees who understand how to manage their health are more likely to make informed decisions, stay healthy, and remain productive. Workplace wellness education plays a vital role in ensuring employees have access to the knowledge they need to thrive, both professionally and personally. Why Read more…
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Wellness Trends: Today’s Insights and Tomorrow’s Forecasts
As we navigate through the current landscape, workplace wellness is evolving in exciting ways. Companies are embracing new wellness trends to better support their employees, making this an ideal time to explore what’s happening now and what’s ahead. Wellness Trends: What We’ve Seen So Far Several key wellness trends are shaping the future of employee Read more…
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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…
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6 Major Dangers of Employee Absenteeism in the Workplace
Taking frequent breaks is good for employee morale. Whether they need to attend to a family emergency or because they’re sick, accommodating these needs is good business practice and an effective retention tool. In fact, most companies have various policies concerning time off—both paid and unpaid—in line with the Family and Medical Leave Act and Read more…
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Why Traditional Wellness Programs Fail and What to Do About It
Employee wellness programs have been a staple of organizational wellness initiatives for decades, designed to improve employee well-being, increase productivity, and reduce healthcare costs. However, despite their widespread adoption, many traditional organizational wellness programs struggle to achieve these goals. In fact, a Gallup study found that only 24% of employees participate in organizational wellness programs Read more…