On-Site Health Fairs Go Virtual

On-Site Health Fairs Go Virtual

Throughout the pandemic, virtual health fairs made it possible for employees to learn about available benefits and interact with wellness experts without being physically present. These virtual events will likely continue to increase as employers experience the number of significant advantages they have over on-site counterparts.

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CEO Survey: Return To “Normal” In 2022

CEO Survey: Return To “Normal” In 2022

Over the past year, business leaders have developed well-informed opinions about remote operations and office downsizing. To capture their reactions, KPMG surveyed 500 CEOs from the world’s most influential companies to provide their outlook on the economic landscape, as well as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the results are surprising.

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CDC Guidance Released As Millions Of Adults Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

CDC Guidance Released As Millions Of Adults Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

On March 8, the CDC released its first set of guidance for adults that have received the COVID-19 vaccine. A year after the first cases were reported in the US, over 93 million adults have received their first dose and over 53 million are fully vaccinated.

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Employees (Still) Desperately Need More Mental Health Support

Employees (Still) Desperately Need More Mental Health Support

Employee mental health reached a critical point this past year due to pandemic-induced stress from job changes, social isolation, economic downturns, and an overall sense of uncertainty. While many companies have responded with added tools and resources and increased socialization efforts, statistics show that people continue to struggle.

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The Social Aspect Of Virtual Fitness Programs

The Social Aspect Of Virtual Fitness Programs

When fitness centers closed down amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many gym-goers turned to virtual fitness programs to rebuild a sense of community. These online fitness classes provided users with social connection and encouragement that solo, at-home, and self-directed workouts often lacked.

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Pulse Check: Reopening Offices After COVID-19

Pulse Check: Reopening Offices After COVID-19

Every month, Wellable asks a single question to the large, growing, and dedicated community of human resources and wellness professionals subscribed to the Wellable Newsletter. The question for March was about when employers plan to fully reopen offices.

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Survey: Many Employees Satisfied With Benefits, But Room For Improvement Remains

Survey: Many Employees Satisfied With Benefits, But Room For Improvement Remains

According to the Workplace Wellness Survey, conducted by the Employee Benefits Research Institute (EBRI) and Greenwald Research, the majority of employees (63%) are satisfied with their health and wellness benefits. While encouraging, the data also suggests that employers have room to grow other benefit areas.

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Biden Administration Calls On Employers To Support COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts

Biden Administration Calls On Employers To Support COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts

In a press briefing last month, the Biden administration called on employers play a crucial role in defeating the pandemic and supporting a return to normal life. Employers are encouraged to make it easier for workers to get vaccinated by offering paid time off or other incentives and compensation.

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Ethics And Well-Being: An Introduction

Ethics And Well-Being: An Introduction

According to many philosophers and psychologists, behaving ethically can lead to improved well-being. Studies also suggest that the reverse could be true - might being well lead one to behave more ethically? If that is the case, the importance of caring for employee health and happiness should not be overlooked.

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