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Is your employee wellness program up to par?

Insperity

In the last few years especially, employee wellness programs have soared in prominence. As a result, increasing numbers of employees consider their wellness to be equally important as traditional priorities such as job stability, salary and benefits. Why do employee wellness programs matter?

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The Benefits of Offering Flexibility in the Workplace: A Wellness Perspective

Flimp Communications

As the data accumulates about remote work and flexible scheduling, it’s also becoming more and more apparent that allowing employees to control where, when, and how they work can help them live healthier, more balanced lives. Workplace flexibility is an essential and (in many cases) affordable way to support employee wellness.

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Top Strategies to Reduce Employee Turnover in 2024

HR Lineup

The contemporary workforce is influenced by various trends, including: The Rise of Remote Work: The widespread adoption of remote work has reshaped traditional notions of workplace flexibility and work-life balance.

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4 Ways to Support Employee Mental Health and Wellbeing

Best Money Moves

This could entail disabling app notifications during non-working hours, promoting micro breaks throughout the day and granting employees the flexibility to decline meetings when necessary.

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10 organizational culture qualities every company should have today

Insperity

Post-pandemic, employees have made it clear that their physical and mental health are paramount and deserve ongoing attention – and their employers’ values on this topic should align with theirs. Employees desire more workplace flexibility to preserve their wellbeing and enjoy a more balanced lifestyle.

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Don’t overlook your leaders: Why taking care of middle management matters

Insperity

Make it clear that it’s for their use as well. Prioritize employee wellness – and make it part of your culture. If your company’s people aren’t well, then you can’t create a culture that is well. Communicate to your managers that the health and well-being of everyone at the company is a top company priority.

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Is your employee quiet quitting? Here’s your action plan

Insperity

And, with the prevalence of remote work, many employees have become accustomed to greater workplace flexibility that enables them to enjoy increased autonomy over where, when and how they work as long as they meet deadlines and quality standards. Avoid employee burnout proactively. Continually assess your culture.

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