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Julian Sandy, Head, Tend At Work Much research has been done into the area of financial wellness, and the debilitating effects concerns over money can have on the individual.
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Over the years, corporate wellness programs have focused on nutrition, exercise, stress-management reduction, resilience education, weight-loss programs, productivity, meditation, and building healthy relationships.
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The recent events in Washington, D.C. are just the latest in a long line of stress-inducing factors that employees are struggling with — work, home, family, pandemic, economic, social, and political unrest and uncertainty.
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On a typical Wednesday in January, the biggest distraction for the workers might be disrupted service from a snowstorm. But the recent Capitol riots became a case study in uncertainty and anxiety.
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The deadly riot at the US Capitol sent a shockwave through our country and now its after-effects are starting to rear their head inside of our companies. There’s no way to get around it.
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have been a trending topic for many years, becoming top of mind for many HR leaders even before it moved up in popularity among HR blogs and thought leadership articles.
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For many consumers, the New Year means more than just resolutions—it also means a “reset” of health coverage as the plans elected (or rolled over) during fall open enrollment take effect.
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