Articles about how to get a good return on investment with your 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…
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…
When companies begin exploring employee wellness options, sometimes they look to local gyms or national fitness chains to improve fitness levels. Most often this looks like standard gym reimbursements or discounted memberships with some extra perks. When trying something new, isn’t it best to keep it simple and pick what’s familiar or nearby? The gym Read more…
The standard employee works an 8 hour work day, occasionally clocking in over time, presumably to accomplish more work. However, more time devoted to work doesn’t necessarily mean that more work is getting done. Presenteeism is one of the largest threats to productivity, and companies everywhere are doing what they can to combat it. Corporations Read more…
Keeping an employee from leaving is always an investment. Every day, you’re giving your employee a little bit more experience in the field and investing a little bit more into them through your employee experience. Not all employees have the best return on investment. Studies show that employees that aren’t in good health are less Read more…
