 For decades, employers and benefit managers have thought of wellbeing programs as one-dimensional, with the focus on physical health only, by offering benefits like on-site fitness centers, gym discounts or a health program that encourages more movement.
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 Business owners, HR leaders, and team managers – listen up. Your employees are totally stressed out.
 In this ultra-competitive recruitment and hiring environment, retaining current employees is a critical component of firm success. Not only is a low turnover rate good for the bottom line, but it also means you are creating and building upon a firm foundation for the future.
 This Saturday is Groundhog’s Day, which is a popular tradition originating in the late 1800s in the United States that is celebrated on February 2. While the folklore is interesting – does spring arrive early or will winter weather persist for six more weeks – it is the 1993 movie that I think of each day this year.
 Protecting your business, employees and customers during a time of emergency can very well determine if your business is able to reopens its doors after.
 If it’s about 6-8 weeks before open enrollment, you’ve started to realize that you’ve got a lot to do. The next 2 months are going to fly by in whirlwind of activity, so we are going to dedicate this week’s entire blog post to one of the most crucial - most absolutely essential - pieces of your open enrollment communication.
 Employers, sit up and take note: the strict nine-to-five workday schedule is becoming outdated, and for good reason. Too many hours spent in the office could be causing your employees chronic stress, poor health habits, and low job satisfaction.
 You’ve planned. You’ve strategized. You’re ready to get things going, right? Congratulations, the countdown to Open Enrollment begins now. |
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