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Employee Well-Being Is a Company Issue

HR Bartender

This year, I saw a lot of people declare 2017 was the year they were going to get into shape and get healthier. Organizations should want their employees to accomplish that goal. And make an investment to help their well-being. The post Employee Well-Being Is a Company Issue appeared first on hr bartender.

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7 More Fascinating Employee Engagement Trends For 2017

15Five

Here is what the experts are saying we can expect for employee engagement in 2017: 1) Employee Engagement Will Grow…Slowly. In their latest report, Predictions for 2017: Everything Is Becoming Digital , Bersin by Deloitte is focused on how technology continues to change our lives and workplaces.

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How to Get Overwhelming Buy-In to Your 2017 Employee Wellness Plan

SnackNation

How to Get Overwhelming Buy-In to Your 2017 Employee Wellness Plan. So you think your wellness plan is set. You’ve done your homework, and you know that there’s a direct connection between wellness and employee engagement (and therefore your company’s bottom line). Click here to register now.

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What Will Happen to Employee Benefits in 2017?

Winston Benefits

The following articles offer a glimpse at what might change or continue to grow in the employer-sponsored benefits world in 2017. In the benefits sphere, uncertainty over impending changes to health insurance laws makes it difficult to predict what’s coming, but experts are trying.

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Employee Wellness Market To Grow to $61.7B By 2026

Wellable

A study by Transparency Market Research predicts that the global market for corporate wellness services will grow 9% annually between 2018 and 2026 to $61.7 billion in 2017. billion, up from $29.3

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EEOC Considers Limits on Employee Wellness Programs

Abel HR

Under the new rules, the EEOC would require employers to comply with ADA and GINA protections to offer employees only minimal incentives to encourage participation in any employee wellness program that collects employee health data. The post EEOC Considers Limits on Employee Wellness Programs appeared first on Abel HR.

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What We Can Learn About Wellness From the SHRM 2017 Employee Benefits Report

Winston Benefits

As employers search for ways to make employee benefits packages more attractive, they’re increasingly looking at wellness, according to the SHRM 2017 Employee Benefits Report. With the role wellness programs play in workplace culture as well as the bottom line, it’s important your wellness program is competitive.