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| − | Families: We provide a comprehensive package of services and resources caregivers need. Wellness programs: Wellness programs are offered by more than half of employers in the U.S. Programs focused on particular health conditions (24%) and health screening (31%) have declined, and benefits like quiet rooms (21%), fitness activities (about 30%) and standing desks (60%) have increased.<br><br>Integrating daily or weekly voluntary exercise activities during work hours signals to employees that their employers care about their health and wellbeing, and this strategy will actually pay dividends in the long run by shaving healthcare costs and keeping employees healthy and productive.<br><br> | + | Families: We provide a comprehensive package of services and resources caregivers need. Wellness programs: Wellness programs are offered by more than half of employers in the U.S. Programs focused on particular health conditions (24%) and health screening (31%) have declined, and benefits like quiet rooms (21%), fitness activities (about 30%) and standing desks (60%) have increased.<br><br>Integrating daily or weekly voluntary exercise activities during work hours signals to employees that their employers care about their health and wellbeing, and this strategy will actually pay dividends in the long run by shaving healthcare costs and keeping employees healthy and productive.<br><br>Many of these unique [https://www.pearltrees.com/scwardrdgz item515597669] are on the rise: for example, in the U.S., out of all the organizations that increased their offered benefits, 44% increased their employee wellness resources These can help boost morale, but they can also help you avoid indirect costs, like costs associated with missed work and associated productivity (about $1,685 per employee each year, according to SHRM).<br><br>Likewise, you need to take into careful consideration the financial implications implementing these benefits will have on your business and whether the costs of the benefits you intend to introduce are ultimately cost-effective and beneficial for all parties. |
Latest revision as of 23:16, 9 May 2023
Families: We provide a comprehensive package of services and resources caregivers need. Wellness programs: Wellness programs are offered by more than half of employers in the U.S. Programs focused on particular health conditions (24%) and health screening (31%) have declined, and benefits like quiet rooms (21%), fitness activities (about 30%) and standing desks (60%) have increased.
Integrating daily or weekly voluntary exercise activities during work hours signals to employees that their employers care about their health and wellbeing, and this strategy will actually pay dividends in the long run by shaving healthcare costs and keeping employees healthy and productive.
Many of these unique item515597669 are on the rise: for example, in the U.S., out of all the organizations that increased their offered benefits, 44% increased their employee wellness resources These can help boost morale, but they can also help you avoid indirect costs, like costs associated with missed work and associated productivity (about $1,685 per employee each year, according to SHRM).
Likewise, you need to take into careful consideration the financial implications implementing these benefits will have on your business and whether the costs of the benefits you intend to introduce are ultimately cost-effective and beneficial for all parties.
