Beyond Diversity: Using Cultural Humility To Build Engaging Wellness Programs

Beyond Diversity: Using Cultural Humility To Build Engaging Wellness Programs

While employers might already be making good efforts to recruit people of different backgrounds, they should also be evaluating whether or not certain benefits are engaging or effective for all of their employees. To assist with this, employers can employ something known as “cultural humility” when building their wellness programs.

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Upskilling: An Overlooked Wellness Strategy To Boost Productivity

Upskilling: An Overlooked Wellness Strategy To Boost Productivity

Helping employees develop new skills is not only valuable to employers and overall productivity, but it is highly valued by employees themselves. If you are considering making upskilling part of your employee well-being strategy, here are some tips to help you get started.

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Apple Launches Star-Studded Content In Fitness+

Apple Launches Star-Studded Content In Fitness+

Now, more than ever, people are searching for virtual wellness tools to assist with pandemic-friendly home workouts and activities. Recently, Apple announced its newest Fitness+ feature, Time to Walk, a series of weekly audio episodes automatically downloaded to a subscriber’s app.

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In Pandemic’s Shadow, A Substance Abuse Crisis Grows

In Pandemic’s Shadow, A Substance Abuse Crisis Grows

Substance abuse problems are not new, but pandemic-related measures have likely fueled their growth. A survey by alcohol.org found that, since lockdowns began in March, a third of workers admitted to drinking or using drugs while on the job. Learn how employers can offer support and resources for substance abuse and addiction-related needs.

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Loneliness On The Rise For Those Under Lockdown

Loneliness On The Rise For Those Under Lockdown

Loneliness has been a growing health issue for years, but pandemic-related policies have fueled its growth. An on-going survey by researchers at the University of Arizona in Tucson finds that those living under lockdown are at a greater risk for loneliness, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

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Pulse Check: Remote Work’s Impact On Employee Compensation

Pulse Check: Remote Work’s Impact On Employee Compensation

Earlier this month, Wellable asked a community of human resources and wellness professionals whether or not their employers plan to adjust employee compensation plans to account for remote work. Responses showed that only 5% plan to make substantial changes in compensation. Read more about our findings in today's Wellable blog.

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As Commercial Office Space Changes, Employers Must Adapt

As Commercial Office Space Changes, Employers Must Adapt

As companies shift away from large, big-city headquarters and towards virtual work and locations in multiple smaller cities, employers will need to adapt in order to maintain productivity levels, retain talent, and meet employee needs.

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Money Can’t Buy Happiness—But Spending It A Certain Way Might Help

Money Can’t Buy Happiness—But Spending It A Certain Way Might Help

Money can't buy happiness. But does it depend on how you spend it? A Popular Science article delves into the many ways that spending money optimally can increase happiness. While most material possessions don’t typically provide long-term joy, wealth can be invested in more meaningful ways that contribute to long-term happiness.

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Positive Work Cultures Boosts Productivity And Health

Positive Work Cultures Boosts Productivity And Health

For those that take a holistic approach to well-being, it is common knowledge that a positive attitude can lead to improved personal health. However, the benefits of positivity don’t stop there. A Harvard Business Review article covers the link between a positive work culture and better employee performance.

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