New Year’s resolutions or not, it’s pretty tough to start healthy habits during the coldest and darkest parts of the year! But we’re betting that wellness in the workplace is still top of mind, regardless of how you practice wellness! Proper diet, regular exercise, and healthy sleep routines are also necessary to ward off illness. Read more…
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Workplace Wellness
The Most Important Question To Ask Before You Launch A Wellness Program
What’s the difference between wellness programs designed for employee engagement and those that reduce health care costs? Ideally, your business’s wellness program will do it all. It’ll make employees happier, healthier, and more productive. An engaging program will also help to attract and keep enthusiastic employees. And it’ll eventually reduce health care spending. Realistically, it’s Read more…
Wellness Challenges
Fall into Healthy Habits: Workplace Wellness Ideas to Try This Season
We’ll skip the pumpkin spice jokes and get straight to it: this is the best time of year. But as much as we love fall adventures, autumn also brings a few occupational hazards that make October and November the perfect time to focus on workplace wellness, or wellness in the workplace. At IncentFit, we specialize Read more…
Client Spotlight
What Google Has Proven About Offering the Best Perks Package in the World
As the corporate legend goes, Google’s internal code of conduct includes instructions to “do the right thing.” With that in mind, it’s no surprise that Google attracts some of the best talent in the industry and that they’re staying longer than at most of the other tech titans. Why? Google management has recognized the value Read more…
Client Spotlight
Client Spotlight: Synaptics goes all-in on wellness
Chances are, if you’ve ever used a touchpad, fingerprint reader, or tablet device, you’ve connected with Synaptics technology. So it makes sense that a company that revolutionized human interface and touch technology would integrate tech into many aspects of work—including wellness in the workplace. Synaptics’ 2,000 employees rely on a cohesive health and wellness program Read more…