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5 ways to manage the 'whole employee' wellness trend

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Is it time for a full-time employee wellness leader at your organization?

Employee Benefit News

Having a point of contact for employee well-being can manage and promote resources and track success.

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Why employee wellness matters – and how it’s good for business

Insperity

There is a direct link between improving employee wellness and achieving several critical benefits for your overall business. Therefore, it’s very important for employees that the workplace promote wellbeing. Reinforcing employees’ connection with and feelings of belonging in the workplace. Weight-management programs.

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70% of managers feel incapable of supporting employee well-being

Employee Benefit News

A new survey from Deloitte shows that more accountability is needed within organizations to truly improve workforce mental health.

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How Companies are Revolutionizing Work to Prioritize Employee Well-being

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In the latest Aflac WorkForces Report, around 60% of employees surveyed said their manager cared about their well-being in 2021. It’s similar to carrying a backpack full of rocks—at first, you can manage, but the weight becomes unbearable over time. FAQs Why Is Employee Well-Being Essential to an Organisation?

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What Makes an Employee Wellness Program Successful?

Flimp Communications

Employee wellness programs can have transformative effects on companies and their employees. By helping employees improve their physical, mental, and social wellbeing, wellness programs can boost productivity, reduce absenteeism, and slash healthcare spending — among many other benefits.

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Understanding the 4 Cs of Talent Management

HR Lineup

Talent management is the strategic approach to attracting, retaining, developing, and utilizing employees effectively to meet organizational goals. To succeed, organizations must focus on four core components often referred to as the 4 Cs of Talent Management : Competence, Commitment, Culture, and Collaboration.