To create a successful wellness program for your clients, the initial step is understanding their workforce; their interests, goals, needs, current level of satisfaction with their role, and overall happiness at work. How do employers gather this data? Through employee surveys. As a broker, your objective is to develop tailored strategies for a diverse array Read more…
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Benefits Strategy
Crafting Client Success: 6 Expert Tips to Design an Irresistible Lifestyle Reimbursement Program
As a broker in today’s wellness industry, you understand that employees, and consequently, employers, are now placing a higher value on meaningful benefits alongside their standard salaries. A recent MetLife Survey revealed that over 70% of employees exhibit increased loyalty to companies that provide compelling benefits within their compensation packages. Keeping today’s dynamic business landscape Read more…
Workplace Wellness
How To Incorporate Wellness in Your Workplace Culture
If you were to think about your average day at work, how easily do you find it to stay engaged, focused, and present throughout the day? Do you generally feel like you’re productive or not so much? Do you feel good about the level of communication on your team and organized in the way you Read more…
Benefits Strategy
Types of Wellness Reimbursements and 6 Best Practices for Implementing Them
In today’s modern workplace, employees are increasingly seeking meaningful benefits beyond a regular salary. In this dynamic landscape, a type of fringe benefit that has gained a lot of traction is employee reimbursements. To attract and retain top employees, many companies are offering their employees the option to get reimbursed for certain eligible expenses – Read more…
Guest Contributors
How to Implement On-Site Fitness Classes at Work (And Why it Matters!)
In the landscape of contemporary workplaces, employee wellness initiatives have moved to center stage, and rightly so. According to Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace report, only 23% of employees are actively engaged in the workplace. This number is far too low. But what if we told you that implementing fitness classes at work could Read more…
