It may seem counterintuitive, but strategically breaking up the work day into sprints and stops can help maximize efficiency and protect employees from burnout.
Innovations in digital health and wellness notwithstanding, smoking remains a sizable, growing, and, still, underattended to problem for employees and their communities.
Comprehensive, robust wellness programs are better positioned to produce results, both by employee health standards and corporate benchmarks. Here’s how the American Heart Association recommends building them.
Companies that take a holistic approach to improving and widening their wellbeing offerings to employees will see the return on their investment on their front and bottom lines.
If managers and executives don’t intervene quickly where workplace wellness is concerned, they may find themselves in the market for replacement talent.
Employees who are unfamiliar with or have not been briefed on their company’s pay and benefits structures will be harder to motivate and engage. More companies need to address this urgent lapse in judgment.