Happiness Course Becomes Yale’s Most Popular Class
Psychology and the Good Life focuses on teaching students how to lead a happier, more satisfying life. It is the most popular course in Yale’s 316-year history.
Study: Average Healthcare Spenders More Likely To Participate In Wellness Programs
A study found that individuals in the middle of the healthcare spending range were the most likely to participate in employee wellness programs.
Study: Most Sleep App Users Healthy, Affluent
Wellness programs are quite interested in addressing sleeping but struggle with finding how technology can scale to address it in a cost-effective way.
Report: Keeping Generation X Employees Happy At Work
Purchasing Power released the Guide to Generation X where they discuss the most important perks and benefits Generation Xers are looking for in their employers.
Podcast: Dr. Jimmy Bagley On VR Gaming For Employee Wellness
Wellable chatted with Dr. Jimmy Bagley, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at San Francisco State University, about a future form of exercising: virtual reality
Survey: 61% Of Employees Dissatisfied With Wellness Program
According to a recent survey, 52% of employers believe their wellness programs improve their employee’s health behaviors, but only 32% of employees agree.
Study: Seasons Have Minimal Impact On Nutrition Apps, Day Of Week Does
If nutrition apps are part of your plans to lose weight this year, a study suggests that focusing on beach season won’t be as helpful as thinking about Thursday
2018: The Year Of Employee Experience
As the body of evidence showing strong gains from investing in employees continues to grow, 2018 will become the year of employee experience.
90% Of Employees Prefer Vacation Days, Bonus Over Holiday Party
According to a survey from Randstad, 90% of employees said they would prefer to get a bonus or extra vacation days than have a holiday party.