Survey: Nearly 25% Of Americans Own A Wearable Device
The survey from on consumer health adoption revealed numerous interesting statistics on the current state of digital health in America. Most notably, the number of Americans who own wearable devices increased to nearly one out of every four individuals, which is up significantly from 12% in 2015.
Year In Review: 5 Ways Work Changed In 2016
Few would question that 2016 meant changes in lots of areas, and workplaces were not spared. Let’s ring in the new year with the top five ways work changed in 2016. The list below is in no particular order, which includes the sharing economy, paid leave and other benefits trends, and more!
Employer Health Insurance Cost At 5-Year Low
Contrary to the popular belief that healthcare expenses are becoming a larger part of total employee compensation, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggests that employers paid the lowest amount for health insurance as a percentage of total compensation since 2011.
Study Quantifies The Value Of Health Plan Member Engagement
Study Quantifies The Value Of Health Plan Member Engagement
Communicating Benefits To Millennials
The Millennials Come of Age report illustrates the best strategies, communication tools, and technology human resource professionals can use to ensure their companies find and keep the best and brightest among the largest generation in U.S. history: Millennials.
Q3 2016 Wearable Shipments Fitbit (23%), Xiaomi (17%), And Garmin (6%) Lead Pack
Q3 2016 Wearable Shipments Fitbit (23%), Xiaomi (17%), And Garmin (6%) Lead Pack
5 Statistics Reveal Employee Financial Health Getting Worse
5 Statistics Reveal Employee Financial Health Getting Worse