Expanding and simplifying benefits packages to increase engagement
The sheer amount of benefits provided to employees can be vast, but it is important that they are aware of value of what they receive.
By Dinesh Sheth |
Updated on March 20, 2018
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The best packages offer services that encourage employees to not only adopt healthy lifestyles, but also encourage their families to make healthy lifestyle changes. (Photo: Shutterstock)
In today’s modern workforce, it’s important for employers to recognize the role that truly engaged employees play in driving sustainable company growth and success. There are multiple factors that influence employee engagement. From personal health issues, to family matters, to daily workplace stresses, the reality is that not every single paid hour can be used to its full potential.
To help overcome this, employers should focus attention on retaining employees and fostering as engaging a workplace environment as possible through many initiatives including a benefits package designed to keep employees –and their families – healthier by focusing on their holistic wellbeing.
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